Company blog

CentOS Stream Announced. Death of CentOS 8

RHEL announces CentOS Stream and the discontinuation of CentOS 8. See the viable alternatives to the operating system and make the switch!

Our VDS is now on NVMe. And for 50% the price!

We made our VDS 50% faster than before for the same price! We have implemented AMD EPYC CPU and NVme storage!

Up to 50% off hosting for Christmas

Great Christmas hosting deals! Up to 50% discount. For more information on the promotion check out our blog!

New cPanel license pricing from January 2021

Read how the new cPanel pricing increase will affect the prices of cPanel for all customers of VPSBG

DirectAdmin licenses now available!

VPSBG are happy to announce that we now offer DirectAdmin licences for our VPS and VDS hosting! The control panel is the best alternative to cPanel.

Check our Black Friday hosting offers - valid till Cyber Monday

Are you in hunt for the best Cyber Monday web hosting deals for 2020? Check our hosting offers and get up to 33% OFF!

How to prepare your website for Black Friday

Easy and useful tips and tricks to help optimize your website and server performance to get your business ready for Black Friday.

What is new in PHP 8: Release date, JIT, changes

PHP 8 has now officially been released! It comes with many new changes, functions and features such as the JIT compiler.

8 steps to speed up your WordPress website

Website loading speed is crucial to satisfy users and perform well in search. Here are 8 useful tips to speed up your WordPress website.

The best self-hosted website analytics tools

Four of the best self-hosted software alternatives to Google Analytics. Protect your visitors' data and privacy by not sharing it with third parties.

What is HTTP/3 and when is it coming?

HTTP/3 is the newest HTTP protocol version and it will speed up the connection between server and browser, also making it more secure and reliable.

Google Chrome plans to end support for third-party cookies by 2022

Support for third-party cookies in Chrome is planned to end by 2022 with other technologies like the Privacy Sandbox being used to track activity.