Tag Archives: Review

Domain.com is an American domain registrar and web hosting company. It began initially as a domain registrar but added hosting options for customers over time. The company currently services over 1.2 million websites. 

Domain.com is a subsidiary of Newfold Digital, an IT services and web hosting firm. Newfold is, in turn, owned by a private equity firm, Clearlake Capital Group.

We tested Domain.com thoroughly to give you a detailed, unbiased review. Our review is based on specific criteria, including ease of use, features, customer support, pricing, etc..

Plans and pricing

Google, the company, likely doesn’t need an introduction. It operates a popular search engine almost everybody uses. The company publicly launched Google Domains in 2014 to help users purchase domain names. The service stayed in beta until March 2022, which is pretty long. 

Google Domains offers domain registration, DNS hosting, domain forwarding, and email forwarding services. It has direct integration with many third-party web hosting platforms. 

We tested Google Domains to give you a comprehensive, impartial review. We evaluated it based on specific criteria, including features, pricing, customer support, ease of use, etc.. 

Plans and pricing

As a follow-up to last week’s article looking at how AMD is making an interesting case for budget-friendly Ryzen dedicated servers and not only in Europe but throughout the world more hosting providers are offering cost-conscious AMD Ryzen powered dedicated server options, here is a look at how various Linux distributions run on an ASRock Rack based AMD Ryzen server up against Microsoft Windows.

While having the ASRock Rack 1U4LW-X570/2L2T barebones server platform in the lab, I ran a number of benchmarks across different Linux distributions plus Windows to see how these operating systems competed and also to verify all of the OSes under test were behaving fine on the AMD Ryzen server. There were no compatibility issues to note with any of the tested software platforms – all was…