This Christmas, nic.at continues its tradition of supporting meaningful causes with a focus on helping others and promoting sustainability. The company has donated € 5,000 to the mobile children’s hospice “PAPAGENO” in Salzburg, an organization devoted to providing compassionate care for critically ill children, teenagers, and their families.

The 6th edition of the Salzburg Business Run Charity Challenge, organized by Commend International and SKIDATA, shattered all previous records. In 2024, participants including our nic.at team, once again showed incredible dedication and passion as they took to the starting line.

The .at zone is now active at every Internet Exchange Point in Austria, helping to enhance internet speed and reliability nationwide. Internet Exchange Points (IXPs) – physical hubs where internet infrastructure companies like network providers connect – are crucial for a registry. 

At the Domain pulse event in Vienna, participants were given insights into the application of new technologies. Norbert Gaus of Siemens detailed how the industrial metaverse integrates the real and digital worlds.

Peter Zinn is a Cyber Security Specialist and expert in Artificial Intelligence. At the Domain pulse in Vienna, he spoke about charred papyrus scrolls, dangerous drones, and the challenges for IT security.

At the Domain pulse event in Vienna, industry experts debated regulatory zeal, geopolitical crises, and the industry's future. What are the key challenges facing the industry? And how is the domain business evolving?

The new European cybersecurity directive NIS2 aims to enhance the resilience of companies and improve responses to security incidents. During the Domain Pulse event in Vienna, representatives from politics, registries, and registrars discussed its implementation. 

Every day, we witness a mounting pile of grim news: wars, crises, and conflicts. At the Domain pulse conference in Vienna, organizational researcher Professor Dr. Dr. Ayad Al-Ani delineated cyberspace as a sanctuary, foreseeing a future where individuals unite within network states.

Neil Harbisson is a cyborg. The colorblind artist underwent a groundbreaking procedure in 2003, having an antenna implanted into his head allowing him to perceive vibrations and translate them into audible colors, including infrared and ultraviolet.

More than 360 people responded to the call of the German-speaking domain registries nic.at, Denic, and Switch for this year's industry meeting in Vienna. Under the motto "Vienna Calling: Domain pulse 2024", the focus was on AI, security, and regulation.