HostingDive Team HostingDive Speed Index · Inaugural dataset We built an independent hosting speed lab. Here is the first dataset. For months we measured hosting speed with borrowed numbers. Now we run our own lab: identical WordPress sites, one on each host, measured the same way from the same place. This is the first published run, and ... Read more
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