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Web hosting delivers the server capacity, network connectivity and management tools that keep websites online. The market splits between hyperscale clouds that serve large organisations with on-demand infrastructure and mass-market plans for small businesses and individuals; most providers concentrate their data-centre footprints inside a specific geographic region.
Across North and South America, Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud and Microsoft Azure power enterprise workloads at scale, while DigitalOcean offers developer-centric virtual machines. GoDaddy and Newfold Digital—parent of HostGator and Bluehost—anchor the mass-market shared-hosting segment. Bilingual extends hybrid cloud resources from Canada to Latin America.
Alibaba Cloud, Tencent Cloud and Huawei Cloud dominate mainland China and neighbouring markets, supplemented by AWS regions in Singapore, Tokyo and Sydney for multinational deployments. Local specialists such as Japan’s Sakura Internet and Australia’s VentraIP focus on domestic compliance and support, giving the region a mix of global hyperscalers and country-specific providers.
OVHcloud and Hetzner supply large-scale bare-metal and cloud infrastructure under EU data-sovereignty rules. IONOS and GoDaddy combine registrar scale with shared and managed hosting, while Hostinger, SiteGround and Scaleway target SMEs and developers with streamlined cloud platforms. Aruba, Infomaniak, Combell and Blacknight Solutions round out the landscape by serving national audiences in Italy, Switzerland, Belgium and Ireland.
Liquid Intelligent Technologies underpins pan-African fibre and cloud, with HostAfrica and xneelo providing shared and VPS services from South Africa. Genious Communications serves North Africa, AEserver covers Gulf states from the UAE, and MainOne and Safaricom Business Cloud extend capacity in West and East Africa. AWS Cape Town and Azure Johannesburg introduce hyperscale options to the continent.