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Sheetz Shows What Leaving VMware Actually Looks Like

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Jordan Sprogis

Jordan Sprogis, Contributing Expert

Jordan Sprogis is a creative writer and tech researcher who has been working on online content for the better part of a decade. She holds a bachelor's degree in professional writing from Western Connecticut State University and has devoted much of her career to crafting content for various web verticals, including CyberSpyder and The Echo. Since joining HostingAdvice, Jordan has combined her storytelling ability with her fascination for advancements in technology to pen over 500 articles geared toward industry pros and newcomers alike.

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Editor: Lillian Castro

Lillian Castro

Lillian Castro, Senior Editor

Lillian Castro brings more than 30 years of editing and journalism experience to our team. She has written and edited for major news organizations, including The Atlanta Journal-Constitution and the New York Times, and she previously served as an adjunct instructor at the University of Florida. Today, she edits HostingAdvice content for clarity, accuracy, and reader engagement.

Cristian Lopez

Reviewer: Cristian Lopez

Cristian Lopez

Cristian Lopez, News Manager

Cristian Lopez uses his Business Marketing background from the University of Illinois at Chicago to create comfortable environments for customers, clients, and colleagues to share their thoughts and ideas openly. From interviewing tech leaders to conducting UX market research projects, Cristian knows the importance of storytelling — a key variable for innovation and inspiration. His goal at HostingAdvice is to wow readers on the ever-evolving nature of the tech industry and bring his audience the most reliable and exciting content on all things hosting.

Are You Migration-Curious? Sheetz Shows What Leaving VMware Actually Looks Like

When VMware was acquired by Broadcom in 2023 and licensing prices began soaring, some thought a mass exodus would occur. What we’ve actually seen is a slow trickle of... Read More »

As Energy and Cloud Costs Rise, Dutch Host Competes on “Performance per Euro”

Here’s One Host’s Response As Power Shortages Hit Europe

AI data centers are truly taking their toll in Europe: Nearly 12,000 Dutch businesses are rationing electricity because the country’s power grid just isn’t... Read More »

The Cloud Was Supposed to Be Cheaper; Now Hosts Are Buying Again

The Cloud Was Supposed to Be Cheaper; Now Hosts Are Buying Again

The perception of cloud computing is changing to the point where many hosting providers are beginning to wonder whether renting infrastructure still pays off in... Read More »

Hosts Talked Bots, Bills, and Breaking Up with Hyperscalers at CloudFest Miami 2025

Hosts Talked Bots, Bills, and Breaking Up with Hyperscalers at CloudFest Miami 2025

What started at 700 presale signups ended up doubling by opening day for CloudFest Miami 2025. When doors opened at the Ice Palace Film Studios, providers from... Read More »

Cloudflare Suffers Major Outage, No Definitive Cause Identified

Cloudflare Suffers Major Outage, No Definitive Cause Identified

A massive portion of the internet ran into trouble early Tuesday morning when Cloudflare-backed services began displaying a “500 Internal Server Error” code. X... Read More »

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Vultr’s New Cloud Compute Plans Promise up to 77% Better Price-Performance — A New Option for Hosts Priced Out of Hyperscalers

Vultr’s New Cloud Compute Plans Promise 77% Better Price-Performance

Cloud computing company Vultr says its new VX1 Cloud Compute plans perform at the enterprise level but only cost what small-to-midsize plans do. The new tier... Read More »

Humans and Agents: How Hosts and Content Creators Can Serve the Web’s Two Audiences

Humans and Agents: How Hosts Can Serve the Web’s Two Audiences

For more than 20 years, making sure your website gets found meant you had to have amazing SEO: Owners knew they were writing for humans but also had to rank for... Read More »

WP Engine Says Automattic Never Transferred the WordPress Trademark to Its Nonprofit in 2010

WPE Claims Automattic Never Transferred the WordPress Trademark

When WP Engine opened a lawsuit against Automattic in 2024, everyone probably expected a long fight about trademark law. But in what some people call the... Read More »

When the Cloud Falters, Where Do You Go? To the Edge

When the Cloud Falters, Where Do You Go? To the Edge

When AWS’s US-East-1 region came to a halt earlier this month, thousands of services froze with it. Barely a week later, Microsoft Azure followed suit, causing... Read More »

Nations Seek Security in the Same Few Clouds

Nations Seek Security in the Same Few Clouds

Last week, American hyperscaler AWS signed a memorandum with Singapore’s Cyber Security Agency (CSA) to strengthen the country’s digital security. This comes a... Read More »

WordCamp Canada 2025 Put People Back at the Center of WordPress

WordCamp Canada 2025 Put People Back at the Center of WordPress

Held at Carleton University’s Richcraft Hall, this year’s WordCamp Canada took over Ottawa Oct. 15-17. The location, a Green Globe-certified venue that looks... Read More »

Big Money, Fragile Grid? Vietnam’s $1.3B Data Center Gamble

Big Money, Fragile Grid? Vietnam’s $1.3B Data Center Gamble

Samsung C&T and CMC Corporation, two of East Asia’s conglomerates, are teaming up to build a $1.3 billion facility in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Why Vietnam is... Read More »

The Next Frontier for Hosting Providers? It May Be Outer Space

The Next Frontier for Hosting Providers? It May Be Outer Space

Imagine offering your clients hosting services not in a warehouse somewhere in Virginia, but aboard an orbiting satellite. It sounds like science fiction — but... Read More »