Donald Trump has called for the replacement of the term artificial intelligence with super intelligence, prompting changes in corporate branding and a surge in .si domain registrations.
Major tech companies including Meta, OpenAI, and Anthropic are competing for new AI-related and brand-specific top-level domains in the latest ICANN application round.
ICANN has received 1615 applications for new top-level domains, with OpenAI and Meta leading the race for AI-related and brand-specific web addresses.
ICANN has received 1,615 applications for new top-level domains, with major tech firms like Meta and OpenAI competing for AI-themed suffixes.
Bluesky has applied to ICANN to create a .bsky domain suffix, aiming to allow users to own their online identity without plans for monetization.
President Donald Trump has officially rebranded Artificial Intelligence as Super Intelligence and established a new federal force to oversee the technology's development.
Registrations for the .si domain have surged following a U.S. executive order mandating the use of the term super intelligence for AI.
A surge in .si domain registrations following Donald Trump's rebranding of AI to Super Intelligence has sparked allegations of insider trading, though no concrete evidence links the activity to his circle.
OpenAI's launch of its Dots AI agents coincided with the discovery that xAI owns the dot.com domain, which redirects users to the Grok chatbot download page.
OpenAI has launched a new AI agent named Dots, while the corresponding domain dot.com is currently controlled by Elon Musk's xAI.
The domain dot.com, owned by Elon Musk’s xAI, now redirects to the Grok chatbot download page following the launch of OpenAI’s new AI agent, Dots.
Unstoppable Domains has abandoned plans to integrate Web3 domains into the traditional DNS, citing high costs and regulatory hurdles as the company shifts focus toward traditional web services.
A Softline study of 130 Russian companies reveals that half possess abandoned 'zombie domains,' leading to potential losses reaching hundreds of millions of rubles.
Russian businesses are increasingly choosing thematic domain zones to improve their visibility in AI search results, with .tech and .space registrations surging in 2026.
