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Some newer TLDs that can be used in tech industry (not sure on their reliability): .computer, .consulting, .design, .digital, .engineering, .enterprises, .gra
by forgot-my-pw 9y ago
Some newer TLDs that can be used in tech industry (not sure on their reliability): .computer, .consulting, .design, .digital, .engineering, .enterprises, .graphics, .guide, .network, .online, .plus, .productions, .services, .site, .software, .systems, .tech, .zone
Note that some of these newer TLDs can be more expensive (up to $60/year).
- chungy 9y agoThey're also much longer names and many people have difficulty with spelling, not even to mention non-native speakers of English. .io and .com are short and easy to remember.
- Kudos 9y ago> not sure on their reliability Then this answer is not helpful, this whole article and the parent's question were about reliability.
- mschuster91 9y ago> Note that some of these newer TLDs can be more expensive (up to $60/year). A .com WILL also be expensive, because all the good names and most of the crap ones are either used for other companies or, and that's worse, for squatters who hope to extract five-digits prices.
- jmelloy 9y agoThe ICANN contract, which new TLDs have to sign and country codes do not, has very strict penalties for having DNS go down for any reason. They're just as reliable as com. Disclaimer: I work for Donuts, owner of many new TLDs.