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When the IPv4 address pool was depleted in 2011, some of the most impacted companies were internet service providers (ISPs) that needed these IPv4 addresses to grow their businesses. Less impacted, at ...

SEATTLE – Start-up OneName announces today an Internet data exchange technology that lets Web sites offer their customers an array of features including privacy protection, one-click registration and ...

The Anguillian government expects its .ai revenues to increase further to 132m Eastern Caribbean dollars this year, and to ...

The .eu TLD (top-level domain name) for Web sites allows non-ASCII characters in its Web addresses, after it opened up the TLD to addresses written in Cyrillic and Greek letters, the European ...

Those who want their browser to show Web sites' full addresses should be happy that Google put work on its "origin chip" on the back burner. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from 1998 to 2024 and ...

Ethereum Name Service, a blockchain-based naming system, today announced a partnership with the domain name registrar and web hosting service GoDaddy Inc. to link ENS-enabled names to web domains for ...

Web browser Opera is enabling emoji-only web addresses, the company announced on Monday. Opera says the new collaboration brings a new level of creativity to the internet. The new feature is possible ...

Your Web mail address is an important part of your business. If your current address does not convey a professional image or does not match your business needs, you'll have to change it. The ease of ...

Many of the most intuitive internet addresses that Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton might want to use to help unveil their vice presidential picks were snatched up months or even years ago. The most ...

In August 2020, Google decided to hide all parts of a web address in Chrome except for the domain name. However, less than a year on, the so-called "simplified domain experiment" is coming to an end.