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There's also other company-specific gTLDs, like .google and .gle for Google, .ovh for OVHCloud, and .george for George, the clothing brand own by Walmart IIRC.
by memorable 4y ago
There's also other company-specific gTLDs, like .google and .gle for Google, .ovh for OVHCloud, and .george for George, the clothing brand own by Walmart IIRC.
- sneak 4y agoGoogle also got .dev, I believe, which ruffled some feathers.
- collegeburner 4y agogoogle runs it as a normal domain tho not a brand specific one. like half the ppl on this site have a .dev domain in they bios.
- hoofhearted 4y agoMicrosoft has some influence on the .ms TLD. We settled on a .ms domain for a project, and ultimately scraped it in favor of our current name because we couldn’t get Route53 to pick it up. Initially I thought it was an AWS bug and even reported it to them to no avail. I did some more digging and discovered Microsoft was using .ms for doc sites, and it started to add up. I believe AWS is intentionally not routing traffic to TLDs associated with Microsoft.