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Hosted.com has launched a free AI Domain Name Generator, simplifying the search for unique and SEO-friendly domains. Users can generate tailored ideas using industry-specific keywords and descriptions, with real-time availability checks. This tool enhances credibility and boosts search rankings while streamlining the registration process. CEO Wayne Diamond highlights its role in saving time and driving online visibility, positioning Hosted.com as a one-stop solution for domain services.

AWS has announced a refreshed Management Console, boasting a vibrant color palette, streamlined typography, and reduced visual clutter. The overhaul features blue interactive elements, thinner strokes for better focus, and optimized layouts for easier navigation. With improved task efficiency and a visually pleasing design, this update aims to enhance the admin experience. Available now in select regions, it will roll out globally across all AWS services.

AWS and the Rust Foundation are crowdsourcing challenges to verify Rust’s standard library, incentivizing developers with financial rewards. While Rust champions safety, over 7,500 “unsafe” functions exist in its standard library. AWS highlights vulnerabilities and seeks community-driven formal verification. Developers can tackle 13 challenges via GitHub to bolster Rust’s reliability without altering runtime logic, aiming to secure its growing adoption across critical systems like Linux and Azure.

Automattic, the parent company of WordPress.com, has acquired Harper, a privacy-focused Grammarly competitor aimed at developers. Harper processes grammar checks locally for speed and security and delivers suggestions in under 20 milliseconds. Automattic will integrate Harper’s capabilities into platforms like WooCommerce and Jetpack. Founder Elijah Potter joins Automattic, driving innovation as the company addresses challenges with WP Engine over WordPress contributions and trademark use.

The U.S. Department of Justice has demanded that Google sell its Chrome browser to curb its alleged monopoly on search. The proposal also prohibits Google from paying Apple or Mozilla to prioritize its search engine, jeopardizing billions in revenue. The plan challenges Google’s AI content practices and ad market dominance. With a 2025 ruling expected, Google has pledged to challenge what it calls “radical” remedies.

TTNL partners with Germany’s Erik Sterck GmbH to deliver advanced hybrid cloud and IT solutions across Europe. The alliance blends TTNL’s cloud expertise with Erik Sterck’s data center prowess, targeting flexible, secure, and scalable IT infrastructure. Plans include a Tier-3 data center in Frankfurt, empowering businesses with cutting-edge tech while navigating Europe’s competitive digital transformation landscape.

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