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On top of landing a stellar new gig as co-anchor of Good Morning America, Gio Benitez also has an amazing man at his side: his husband Tommy DiDario.

Married since 2016, DiDario made an emotional appearance during Benitez’s first day co-hosting the weekend edition of GMA on Saturday.

While cameras rolled, co-host Whit Johnson brought out DiDario to give Benitez an extra serving of encouragement during the live telecast. The two shared a big hug as DiDario held back tears and said, “I’m so proud of you.” Could they be any cuter?

There is a very interesting technical side to IT infrastructure, which we are obviously very keen on exploring here at The Next Platform. But there is an economic side that we also watch like a hawk.

We have always believed at server and storage spending are leading indicators of the global economy, and that if spending is boisterous then companies are optimistic or terrified about the future – or both at the same time. The dot-com boom was one such bubble that combined optimism about the possibilities for transforming applications as well as giving companies anxiety about not being able to compete with their compute. The AI revolution is another one.

And so, when we can get our hands on some infrastructure spending data, we pull it apart and plot out the trends. We have just…

• Parler registered its domain with Epik, a company known for hosting other far-right websites including Gab.
• Epik said in a statement released Monday that though Parler registered its domain with the company, the companies had not been in contact. 
• Parler has denied allegations that it has become a haven for the far-right, but threats related to the Capitol insurrection thrived on the platform. 
• Visit Business Insider’s homepage for more stories.

After Amazon Web Services (AWS) severed ties with Parler, citing the social-media platform’s history of hosting far-right extremist content that contributed to Wednesday’s riot at the US Capitol, the social platform appears to have found a new home.

Parler registered its domain with Epik, a company known for hosting…

The logo of the social media platform Parler. (Christophe Gateau/dpa via AP)

Parler has reportedly moved its domain name to a Sammamish web-hosting company, after the website’s hosting services were terminated by Amazon earlier in the week.

As of Monday, Parler’s domain name has now been moved over to Sammamish-based Epik. As for larger hosting services, a lawsuit filed by Parler against Amazon says the company “has been unable to find an…