The privately held infrastructure provider celebrates a quarter-century of continuous ownership with an open letter from its founders and a month-long customer campaign across its infrastructure solutions.
Comment moderation is how you decide which comments appear on your WordPress site and which ones get held, filtered, or deleted. Left unmanaged, a comment section fills with spam links, bot submissions, and the occasional abusive post. This guide walks through the built-in settings, the anti-spam plugins that do the heavy lifting, and the AI workflows that flag toxic or off-topic comments before they reach your queue.
AI agents are starting to do more than recommend products. They complete the purchase. Agentic commerce is the model where a shopping agent finds, compares, and buys on a customer’s behalf. Here is how these agents choose what to surface, which platforms already support them, and the practical steps to make your store ready.
Managed VPS hosting puts your provider in charge of patching, security, and server upkeep, so you can stay focused on your sites. Unmanaged VPS hosting hands you full root control and the responsibility that comes with it. This guide compares the two models on cost, cPanel, security, support, and real workloads so you can match the right
You do not need the most powerful server. You need hosting that grows with your business and fits your traffic, your revenue, and your patience for managing infrastructure.
This guide gives you a clear way to decide between shared, VPS, and dedicated hosting, shows the signals that mean it is time to move up, and helps you avoid both overpaying early and getting throttled later.
AI engines now answer a large share of searches before anyone clicks a link. Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) and Answer Engine Optimization (AEO) are how your content earns a place inside those answers. Drawing on a recent GEO and agentic commerce workshop where I spoke, here is how AI search actually selects sources, what makes content get cited, and why your hosting plays a bigger role than most teams expect.
AI vibe coding tools like Lovable and Bolt let almost anyone publish a working site in an afternoon. The harder part starts after launch: professional email, real backups, security patches, and traffic that does not fit inside a credit allowance. This guide covers when to move your AI-built site to managed hosting, and why a host that has run production infrastructure for 25 years already solves the problems vibe coding platforms are only beginning to discover.
“Managed hosting” is the most abused phrase in the industry. Some providers slap it on a VPS that ships with cPanel and call it done. Others put a NOC team on the other end of the phone that patches your kernel, upgrades your OS, and answers tickets at 3 a.m. without an outsourced script.
The hosting industry uses “managed” to mean wildly different things, from “we installed cPanel for you” to “we run the server layer on your behalf.” This article breaks down what managed hosting should actually include, why the definition needs to evolve as AI accelerates security threats, and how InMotion Hosting draws the responsibility line between provider and customer.
InMotion Hosting has been named a winner of the Spring 2026 Leader Award by SourceForge, the largest software reviews and comparison platform on the web. The recognition follows a 4.5 out of 5 overall rating from verified user reviews and places InMotion Hosting among the most highly rated hosting providers on the platform. In this announcement, you will learn what the award reflects, where InMotion ranks #1 across hosting categories, and why customers continue to rate the company at the top of its field.
Docker is an open source platform that packages applications and their dependencies into isolated units called containers. To run Docker on InMotion Hosting, you need a Self-Managed VPS with root access or a Dedicated Server, because both give you kernel-level control.
Designed for agencies managing multiple client environments, the program rewards consolidating those accounts onto InMotion Hosting with percentage-based commissions, cost savings, and dedicated operational support.
A Content Delivery Network (CDN) is a system of geographically distributed servers that caches your website’s static files and serves them to visitors from the closest possible location. The result is faster page loads, lower bandwidth consumption on your origin server, and stronger protection against traffic spikes and DDoS attacks. This guide explains how CDNs function, when they are worth adding, what they cost in 2026, and how to plan setup with your hosting account.
HTTP/3 is the third major version of the protocol that powers the web, built on QUIC instead of TCP. It cuts handshake latency, eliminates head-of-line blocking across requests, and keeps connections alive when a mobile user moves between networks. This article explains what HTTP/3 is, when it produces measurable gains, where it does not, and how to enable it on your hosting environment.
AI-assisted development is no longer a novelty agencies can evaluate from a distance. Clients are already asking about it. Some are using it without telling you. And the tools have matured enough that the question is no longer “should we explore this” but “how do we use it without creating problems we can’t bill to fix.”