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We live in an age of growth hacking and rock star startups taking the world by storm. As a result, many of us focus on new customer/user acquisition, even though it can cost 7x more than customer retention. While there’s nothing wrong with working hard to grow your customer base, it’s important to remember the […]
Ireland-based web host Digiweb has suffered a “major hardware failure” which knocked its servers offline at around 3 pm local time on Wednesday. Source: Web Hosting Review
In what it dubbed the “Data Center Mural Project,” Google has hired four artists to paint murals on the walls of four of its data centers. Source: Web Hosting Review
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