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Warner Bros’ latest game, Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, did not hit the mark it aimed for. During a recent earnings call, the company’s CFO, Gunnar Wiedenfels, shared that the game didn’t meet their high hopes. This was a big deal since it was one of their main releases for 2024. The game’s performance has set a challenging stage for Warner Bros’ gaming sector, especially when compared to last year’s success with Hogwarts Legacy.

The game’s struggle isn’t a shock to many. Early previews and delays had already dampened excitement. Plus, the choice to include microtransactions and make it an online-only game didn’t sit well with fans.

Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League serves as a continuation of the Batman: Arkham series….

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In the latest episode of Uptime with Data Center Knowledge, we look at the evolution of bare metal servers.

To find out more about the subject, we chat to bothers Jacob and Zachary Smith – co-founders of Packet, a bare metal hosting service that was acquired by data center giant Equinix in 2020, in a deal worth $335 million. Packet became the foundation of the new Equinix Metal business, led by Zac as its managing director, and Jacob – as the VP of bare metal strategy and marketing

Correction: Soon after we recorded this episode, Zac was promoted to head of edge infrastructure services at Equinix, and Jacob – to interim lead of the digital services…

One of the many great things about the World Wide Web is that it provides the right ecosystem for creating, growing, and evolving web projects of all kinds. Barriers to entry to become a website owner have been overcome over the years. Today, there are over 1.7 billion sites that live on a small part of the Internet. This is mainly due to web hosting.

Web hosting in a nutshell

Hosting is an essential service for any webmaster, with or without experience. Basically, it borrows server space and system resources to build and enhance various web projects. In addition, because we share the server with many other users, the cost is split among everyone, and service is a great first step if you have a limited budget.

One of the many great things about the World Wide Web is that it offers a well-suited ecosystem where you can create, grow and evolve any kind of web project. The entry barriers to become a website owner have been getting more and more surmountable through the years. So much so that today over 1.7 billion sites exist , inhabiting their small part of the internet. This is in large part thanks to web hosting. 

Web hosting in a nutshell

Hosting is an integral service for any webmaster, experienced or not. You are essentially renting server space and system resources to build and power different web projects. Furthermore, because you are sharing the server with many other users, everyone divides the costs as well, making the service a great first step when you’re on a tight budget.

One of the many great things about the World Wide Web is that it offers a well-suited ecosystem where you can create, grow and evolve any kind of web project. The entry barriers to become a website owner have been getting more and more surmountable through the years. So much so that today over 1.7 billion sites exist , inhabiting their small part of the internet. This is in large part thanks to web hosting. 

Web hosting in a nutshell

Hosting is an integral service for any webmaster, experienced or not. You are essentially renting server space and system resources to build and power different web projects. Furthermore, because you are sharing the server with many other users, everyone divides the costs as well, making the service a great first step when you’re on a tight budget.