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Rocket.Chat, a Wilmington Del.-based startup that provides an open-source chat platform, raised US$ 10m in a Series A “bridge” funding round.

The round was led by Alexia Ventures, Endeavor Catalyst, Endeavor Scaleup Ventures, Bob Young (Founder of RedHat), NEA and Valor Capital Group, in addition to investors such as Greycroft, Monashees, DGF, and Graphene.

The company, which had already raised US$19m in February 2021, intends to use the funds for Research & Development and commercial expansion.

Founded in 2016 and led by Gabriel Engel, CEO, Rocket.Chat provides a Commercial Open Source Software (COSS) communications platform that allows for collaboration between colleagues, across organizations (through bridges, such as MS Teams or federated servers) and…

Orbisresearch.com now provides access to the most recent report, Global “Website Hosting Services ” Market Trends and Insights.

The 2023 Global Website Hosting Services Market report primarily focuses on vital industry statistics and data, as well as present and predicted market trends from 2023 to 2031. It is also very good at assessing pricing, geographical zones, technology, and demand-supply linkages.

The analysis begins with the fundamentals concerning the market: phrases, categorization, initiatives, and a description of the industrial chain. Following that, the author reviews product specs, corporate attitudes, and policies. Following that, add examples of cost structures, production tactics, and so on. The research next studies the market circumstances in the…

Since its start in 1999, Fasthosts has been a leader in providing new ways to improve and grow online presence. The company is based in Gloucester, UK, and uses state-of-the-art data centers to make sure that more than a million domains run smoothly and that 42 million emails are delivered safely every day. Fasthosts is growing steadily, with a portfolio of 320,000 websites to host at the moment. Andrew Michael, then 17 years old, started the business. He was frustrated that he couldn’t find good web hosting for his “A-level IT project,” so he made his own solution and started Fasthosts.

Fasthosts: Description

Techtrack 100 said that in 2002, Fasthosts was the second fastest-growing technology company in the UK. Later, in a big change, it was bought by United Internet, a…

Since its founding in 1998, Redstation has been providing dedicated servers for mission-critical businesses to people in its home country and all over the world. Today, Redstation manages thousands of servers and hosts thousands of websites, e-mail accounts, and other applications for clients in more than 150 countries around the world. They are a part of iomart Group Plc, which is the UK’s leading cloud computing and information technology company. Their main office is in Glasgow.

Redstation: Description

They own all of their eight custom-built data centers, which use N+1 design and the latest technology, such as Free Cooling from GEA Denco. This makes their web hosting solutions part of the race to make the Earth a greener place, or eco-friendly. Their data centers are all over…

The Defense Information Systems Agency’s (DISA) Hosting and Compute Center (HaCC) is turning to industry partners to help support the agency’s initiative to modernize and transform its data centers into hybrid cloud centers.

In a Sep. 11 Distributed Hybrid Multi-Cloud (DHMC) Other Transaction Authority (OTA) solicitation, DISA asked its industry partners to submit white papers that offer solutions that will enhance its current architecture and develop a prototype capability that complements the HaCC’s current cloud offerings – including Stratus and the Joint Warfighting Cloud Capability.

Interested participants have until Oct. 12 to submit white papers.

As a consumer and provider of cloud services, “DISA’s HaCC is modernizing the agency’s data centers, connectivity, and…