Dominion Hosting Holding S.p.A. provides web hosting and software services for small and medium-sized enterprises in Europe. The company also offers cloud computing, such as solutions as-a-services (SaaS), IaaS, and PaaS services; cloud hosting; domain name registration, website builders, data management certificates, and business mail products; shared and dedicated hosting; virtual private server hosting; domain name transfer; and housing and colocation solutions. In addition, it offers productivity tools, which include website creation software; SSL certificates; mail services for email management; cloud appliance, a tool for infrastructure safety; cloud data protection; cloud monitor, a tool for monitoring websites, servers, networks, and applications; cloud backup for backup of computer, desktop, workstation, server, and virtual machine; cloud object storage to store and archive files and media; cloud streaming platform to support the main definition streaming format; and control panel to manage all the functionalities of domain and all customers account. The company was founded in 2015 and is headquartered in Milan, Italy.
Dominion Hosting Dividend Announcement
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