Join InterNetX, Sedo, and eco – Association of the Internet Industry, on Wednesday 15 April at 16:00 PM CEST (14:00 PM UTC / 10:00 AM EDT) for an exclusive webinar as we unpack the findings of the Global Domain Report 2026, created through the dynamic partnership between InterNetX and Sedo. This year, the report's thematic concept is a "journey through the domain universe" — a mission designed to provide a more data-driven understanding, practical insights, and fresh reflections on the ever-evolving digital ecosystem.

The Alliance for the Strengthening of Digital Infrastructures in Germany, operating under the umbrella of eco – Association of the Internet Industry, welcomes key elements of the German federal government’s National Data Centre Strategy, which is set to be adopted by the cabinet today. In particular, the target of doubling data centre capacity by 2030 and quadrupling AI capacity sends an important signal for competitiveness and digital sovereignty from the industry’s perspective.

With the expiry of the temporary exemption for voluntary chat control set to expire on 3 April 2026, the European Union faces a legal gap in the voluntary detection of child sexual abuse material (CSAM) online. Following the failure of the EU Council and the European Parliament to agree on an extension of the exemption, pressure is mounting to find a swift and long-term solution for voluntary proactive measures by service providers within the framework of the trilogue negotiations on the CSAM Regulation.

As online safety laws expand globally, hosting providers, domain registries, and registrars are increasingly expected to respond to online safety issues in ways that are effective, proportionate, and legally defensible. This webinar examined how DTSP’s Safe Framework (ISO/IEC 25389, the first international standard for...

As AI workloads and high-density computing loads change how data centers operate, transparency and control over infrastructure are becoming increasingly important. In the interview, James Stuart from Nlyte Software explains how modern DCIM platforms are evolving into real-time intelligence layers.

In this conversation, Patrick Donaldson, Director, RSP Sales at Identity Digital, explains why Identity Digital is a strong backend Registry Services Provider (RSP) for new top-level domain (gTLD) applicants, highlighting its infrastructure, experience, security, and distribution network.

Ahead of the European Parliament’s vote on the report on artificial intelligence and copyright, eco points out that the existing European legal framework already provides a balanced basis for AI development and the protection of rights holders.

The Digital Omnibus offers an important opportunity to reduce the growing complexity of European digital regulation.