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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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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.

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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 »

The 3 Things 43,000 Security Pros at RSAC 2026 Agreed On About Agentic AI

The 3 Things 43,000 Security Pros at RSAC 2026 Agreed On About Agentic AI

When 43,000 security professionals descended on San Francisco’s Moscone Center last week for the 35th annual RSA Conference, they agreed — as they do every time... Read More »

The Internet Doesn’t Reach Everywhere, So Some Providers Are Bringing It

The Internet Doesn’t Reach Everywhere, So Providers Are Bringing It

Just as cities were built around cars, the modern internet was built around existing infrastructure and not exactly where it was needed. It’s much like how we... Read More »

“Just Make It Work”: As AI Simplifies Web Design, Hosting Gets More Complicated

As AI Simplifies Web Design, Hosting Gets More Complicated

A new survey reveals that most web designers agree that AI is concerning for the future of their industry. And it’s not because AI is going to replace them... Read More »

The Last Time We Saw Growth Like This, It Was Fake Beer Apps; Now It’s AI Apps

The Last Time We Saw Growth Like This, It Was Fake Beer Apps

Remember that app where you could tilt your phone and it would look like you’re drinking a beer? Or the one where you’d swipe your screen and a fake lighter... Read More »

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Prompt Injection Attacks Are Still Bad, Now They're Also a Hosting Problem

Prompt Injection Attacks Are Still Bad, Still a Hosting Problem

When HackerOne released its state of cybersecurity report last year, it presented quite a few concerning figures — one of which is that prompt injection attacks... Read More »

Squarespace Asks: Why Do You Even Need a Separate Bank From Hosting Anymore?

Squarespace: Why Do You Need a Separate Bank From Hosting?

“Why do you have a separate bank at all?” This is basically what Squarespace asked its customers when it released its Balance platform last week, a built-in... Read More »

How OpenClaw Lets Hosts Deploy AI Agents Themselves

How OpenClaw Lets Hosts Deploy AI Agents Themselves

Six months ago, hosting providers were helping customers deploy AI agents. Now, it looks like they’re the ones actually running them. OpenClaw is sitting right... Read More »

SSL Certificate Lifespans Just Got Cut in Half, And They’re Getting Shorter

SSL Certificate Lifespans Just Got Cut in Half, And They’re Getting Shorter

Did you know your SSL/TLS certificate renewal window shrank in half last week? A new industrywide rule dropped the maximum lifespan from 398 days to 200. It was... Read More »

We’re Spending $690 Billion on the Cloud. So Why Are Outages Getting Harder to Trace?

We’re Spending $690 Billion on the Cloud. So Why Are Outages Getting Harder to Trace?

Hyperscalers are set to spend up to $690 billion on cloud infrastructure this year, according to a new analysis by Futurum. All the big players — Amazon... Read More »

Expert Insight: Hosts Are Deploying AI Faster Than They Can Secure It

Hosts Are Deploying AI Faster Than They Can Secure It, Says Cybersecurity Expert

Look at the past couple of years, and it’s obvious that everybody is eager to check off the AI box — from AI builders to AI copilots to AI site generation... Read More »

An Inside Look at the Race for Servers Behind Sandbox Game Launches

Inside the Race for Servers Behind Sandbox Game Launches

When Hytale, the sandbox adventure game that spent nearly a decade in development, finally launched last month, thousands of players flocked to create and join... Read More »

Only 13% of Emails Are Written by Humans, Says Hostinger

Only 13% of Emails Are Written by Humans

Around 376 billion emails are sent and received every day, but a miniscule fraction actually come from humans. Hostinger just released a new email data analysis... Read More »