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Choosing Hosting for a Crypto Casino: The Complete Guide

Choosing Hosting for a Crypto Casino: The Complete Guide

The hosting infrastructure of a crypto casino (for example – parimatch.com/en/crypto-casino) is not a back-office detail. It is the foundation on which everything else is built — the performance players experience, the security that protects their funds, the availability that determines whether the platform is there when players want to use it and the scalability

Is Cloudflare Silently Killing the Web Hosting Industry? (2026 Analysis)

For most of the last two decades, web hosting and Cloudflare grew together. Hosting companies provided the foundation—servers, databases, email, and WordPress installs—while Cloudflare sat on top as a performance and security layer. That balance is now starting to break. In 2026, Cloudflare is no longer just “a CDN you add to hosting.” It is

While Hosting Prices Keep Rising in 2026, a Small Group of Providers Refuse to Increase Them — and Regulation Is Turning That Into a Competitive Strategy

While Hosting Prices Keep Rising in 2026, a Small Group of Providers Refuse to Increase Them — and Regulation Is Turning That Into a Competitive Strategy

The spring of 2026 will likely be remembered as the moment when the global hosting industry quietly entered a new pricing era. Across Europe and beyond, providers have been steadily increasing prices, sometimes multiple times within a single year. Hetzner has adjusted pricing several times since January. OVHcloud raised VPS costs by as much as

We Tested Six Website Builder AIs With an Apple Pie Recipe — and Not All of Them Are Actually AI

We Tested Six Website Builder AIs With an Apple Pie Recipe — and Not All of Them Are Actually AI

Every major website builder in 2026 now claims to include an AI assistant. It’s usually front and center in the product: a chatbot with a name, a friendly tone, and the promise that it can “help you build your website faster.” For most users, that framing naturally creates an assumption — that they are interacting