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Hosting a website has never been easier, especially since web hosters now provide several custom solutions for all needs and purposes. Whether you wish to host a personal website to showcase your professional journey or need one for a small business, there’s something for everything in this ever-evolving digital world. 

However, before venturing into the technical details, it is important to clearly understand the differences between the two main types of hosting: web hosting and cloud hosting.

What is Web Hosting?

Web hosting, in its most native form, is storing information on a computer (also known as a server) with access to the World Wide Web so that it is available remotely, on demand. The data is then displayed as a website, which the service provider manages….

WordPress Hosting and Web Hosting

Getting Started

If you are planning to build a website, then you need to learn about web hosting, and specifically WordPress hosting.

Web hosting is a service that allows you to store your website files on a server and make them accessible to the internet.

WordPress hosting is a type of web hosting that is optimized for WordPress, the most popular content management system (CMS) used to build websites.

This guide is for anyone who wants to learn about WordPress hosting and web hosting in general.

How to

1. Choose a web hosting provider: There are many web hosting providers to choose from. Look for one that offers WordPress hosting if you plan to use WordPress for your website.
2. Select a hosting plan: Most web hosting providers offer different hosting plans with…

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As businesses churn more data than ever before—and with no end in sight—their storage needs are evolving, creating a demand for high-capacity solutions that are fast, affordable, secure, and scalable. While both cloud servers and dedicated servers, whether on-premise or in data centers, meet many of those needs, each approach has different strengths and weaknesses that make it better-suited for some enterprises and applications than others. This article compares the two on features, performance, and cost to help you decide which might be the right fit for your own organization.

Cloud Servers vs. Dedicated Servers:…

Big changes have come to our line-up of Dedicated Servers. We have:

• Upgraded our DED2 package with the incredibly powerful AMD Ryzen 9 7900 processor (CPU), for only $480/mo.
• Shifted the Intel E3-1230 out of the DED2 package and into DED1, and dropped its price from $249 to $149/mo.
• Stopped offering the older Intel i7-960 (which was $199/mo).

The performance on offer from the new DED2 package is a genuine step change. Benchmarking shows that the top end of the line-up offers much, much more than it used to. At the same time the entry-level DED1 package has gotten both better and cheaper.

In terms of bang for buck, this machine changes the maths around web services as well. The bare metal option is suddenly a different, much more attractive, beast.

CPU performance: Remarkable…

Big changes have come to our line-up of Dedicated Servers. We have:

• Upgraded our DED2 package with the incredibly powerful AMD Ryzen 9 7900 processor (CPU), for only $480/mo.
• Shifted the Intel E3-1230 out of the DED2 package and into DED1, and dropped its price from $249 to $149/mo.
• Stopped offering the older Intel i7-960 (which was $199/mo).

The performance on offer from the new DED2 package is a genuine step change. Benchmarking shows that the top end of the line-up offers much, much more than it used to. At the same time the entry-level DED1 package has gotten both better and cheaper.

In terms of bang for buck, this machine changes the maths around web services as well. The bare metal option is suddenly a different, much more attractive, beast.

CPU performance: Remarkable…