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We’re Now Accepting Bitcoin!
- August 20, 2014
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We’re excited to announce that we now accept Bitcoin digital currency as a payment option. As supporters of the open source ecosystem Webair is happy to start accepting Bitcoin digital currency as a payment option. What is Bitcoin? Bitcoin has established itself as the world’s most widely used alternative currency. It is a distributed peer-to-peer network offering a payment system based on a completely digital currency. Bitcoin payments can be made easily from anywhere in the world. Bitcoins can be transferred instantly and securely between any two people in the world. Bitcoin is a great option for a number of […]
Read MoreWebair’s Joe Horowitz competing in qualifying round for U.S. Open Golf Championship!
- May 05, 2014
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Webair’s Joe Horowitz competing in qualifying round for U.S. Open Golf Championship! The United States Golf Association has accepted a record number of entries for the 2014 U.S. Open Championship at Pinehurst Resort & Country Club’s Course No. 2 in Pinehurst, N.C. One of the entrants is Webair’s own brand ambassador, Joe Horowitz. Two years ago Joe missed qualifying for the US Open at The Olympic club by one agonizing shot. Joe looks to change his luck starting May 5th at the Mill River club in the first of two stages of qualifying. Good Luck Joe!
Read MoreFusionCloud: The Perfect Cloud Compute Cocktail of Speed, Reliability, and Flexibility
- November 11, 2013
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THE PERFECT CLOUD COMPUTE COCKTAIL OF SPEED, RELIABILITY, AND FLEXIBILITY By MyHostNews.com As the cloud moves from buzzword to mainstream, there are still issues surrounding cloud computing in regards to I/O speed. Not every app, website, or database work well in a standard cloud compute environment. It’s no secret that disk speed has been an issue in cloud hosting environments. Large sites, databases, and other disk critical applications have instead remained on dedicated servers. Dedicated servers present their own problems, though. Dedicated servers are: • Slow to setup • Expensive • Require more man hours to maintain Quite simply, the […]
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