GoDaddy review: Easy and reliable web hosting for small sites and beginners

GoDaddy review: Easy and reliable web hosting for small sites and beginners

ZDNET’s key takeaways GoDaddy delivers solid uptime at 99.98%, keeping your site online most of the time. Upfront prices are fair, and the tools are easy for beginners. However, renewal rates and add-ons can sneak up on you, and bigger operations may need more power and space. GoDaddy is the 800-pound gorilla of domain registration, the name most people know, even if they’ve never built a website. It’s the Amazon of URLs. It has excelled…

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Work, Life, Purpose: The Transformational Journey of Giving Back

Work, Life, Purpose: The Transformational Journey of Giving Back

Work-life balance — aiming for it is admirable. Achieving it is next to impossible. Even if we carefully balance the marketing plans, pipeline reviews, and presentations with the laundry, childcare, and home repair, we can end up exhausted and frustrated. But if you want to transform your point of view, stop worrying about trying to equally distribute all the stuff on your plate and begin factoring in the significance of the tasks. If you check…

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AI Threat Intelligence Roundup: February 2025

AI Threat Intelligence Roundup: February 2025

At Cisco, AI threat research is fundamental to informing the ways we evaluate and protect models. In a space that is dynamic and rapidly evolving, these efforts help ensure that our customers are protected against emerging vulnerabilities and adversarial techniques. This regular threat roundup shares useful highlights and critical intelligence from third-party threat research with the broader AI security community. As always, please remember that this is not an exhaustive or all-inclusive list of AI…

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Cisco and NVIDIA Unite to Propel AI into the Enterprise

Cisco and NVIDIA Unite to Propel AI into the Enterprise

Today Cisco and NVIDIA announced a mutual intent to expand a partnership that brings together two of the industry’s most innovative data center networking and compute leaders. Our collaboration will help enterprises accelerate AI projects and make it easier for more customers than ever to standardize on Cisco as they modernize their data center networks. A Unified Architecture for AI Workloads To date, most of the industry dialog on AI has been focused on chips,…

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Why Apple's disabling of iCloud encryption in the UK is bad news for everyone

Why Apple's disabling of iCloud encryption in the UK is bad news for everyone

Maria Diaz/ZDNET Apple has disabled its most advanced data security feature, Advanced Data Protection (ADP), for UK users following a government request for access to encrypted data. Apple, a staunch opponent of encryption backdoors, chose to disable Advanced Data Protection (ADP) for UK users last Friday. ADP, which provides end-to-end encryption to ensure only account holders can access their iCloud data, is no longer available in the country.  Also: The best VPN services (and how…

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Alibaba to invest $52 billion in AI and cloud over three years

Alibaba to invest  billion in AI and cloud over three years

“Although $52 billion is a lot of money, every US-based hyper scaler is committing more than this to AI already,” said Hyoun Park, CEO and chief analyst at Amalgam Insights. “AWS is committing roughly $100 billion to new capital expenditures next year, most of which is servers for AI-related use cases. Microsoft plans to spend $80 billion which Satya Nadella has very publicly committed to. And Google has committed roughly $75 billion this year for…

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Google just made AI coding assistance free. Here's why it matters

Google just made AI coding assistance free. Here's why it matters

ZDNET Writers are persnickety creatures. George R.R. Martin wrote all of the Game of Thrones books using DOS and the WordStar word processor — both artifacts from the 1980s. But when it comes to fussiness about their tools, writers of words don’t hold a candle to writers of code. Also: Brace yourself: The era of ‘citizen developers’ creating apps is here, thanks to AI We coders are extremely particular about the coding environments and setups we…

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3 strategies for carbon-free data centers

3 strategies for carbon-free data centers

Because of the strain that data centers (as well as other electrification sources, such as electric vehicles) are putting on the grid, “the data center industry needs to develop new power supply strategies to support growth plans,” Dietrich said. Here are the underling factors that play into the three strategies outlined by Uptime. Scale creates new opportunities: It’s not just that more data centers are being built, but the data centers under construction are fundamentally…

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Questions arise about reasons why Microsoft has cancelled data center lease plans

Questions arise about reasons why Microsoft has cancelled data center lease plans

This, the company said, “allows us to invest and allocate resources to growth areas for our future. Our plans to spend over $80 billion on infrastructure this fiscal year remains on track as we continue to grow at a record pace to meet customer demand.” When asked for his reaction to the findings, John Annand, infrastructure and operations research practice lead at Info-Tech Research Group, pointed to a blog released last month by Microsoft president…

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Amazon is selling the M4 Mac Mini at an all-time low price (and I don't expect it to last)

Amazon is selling the M4 Mac Mini at an all-time low price (and I don't expect it to last)

Jason Hiner/ZDNET Amazon has discounted several Mac Mini M4 builds as part of a new series of unexpected deals. You can purchase the compact desktop for as low as $549 although this price drop only applies to the 16GB RAM/256GB SSD model. If you want more storage space, the Mac Mini M4 with the 512GB SSD has seen a 10% discount, going from $799 to $719. There’s also a third M4 build with 512GB SSD and…

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