Hetzner has officially joined the 2025 Black Week race with a promotion aimed directamente at developers, startups and companies that live from their infrastructure. The German provider has launched a
At a time when many companies and professionals want more control over their infrastructure without buying and maintaining their own hardware, VPS and root server offerings have become a very
listmonk is a self-hosted newsletter and mailing-list manager written in Go, using PostgreSQL as its datastore and shipped as a single binary. It’s fast, feature-rich, and comes with a modern
In Spain, most people associate a “good connection” with having fiber at home and a speed test showing lots of megabits. But when you need to support critical platforms, high-availability
In many companies, generative AI is no longer a pilot: it’s a daily tool. The next leap isn’t “using more AI,” it’s running it with discipline and bringing it closer
For decades, computer history books have repeated almost as a mantra that “the first microprocessor was Intel’s 4004.” Reality is more nuanced. By the time Intel launched its famous 4-bit
While everyone talks about models and APIs, one key piece is often overlooked: the interface and platform where your users will actually work with AI. That’s where Open WebUI comes
The countdown to a quiet but massive change in how TLS certificates are managed has already started. The CA/Browser Forum has officially approved a schedule to gradually reduce the maximum
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The 6 GHz band has become the centre of a dispute that will help define Europe’s communications of the future. The battle involves the major organisations that set standards such
