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.xyz's 4th anniversary was this past Saturday, June 2nd, and XYZ is celebrating it by making 1-year .xyz domain renewals and 2-year .xyz domain registrations just $6.99 at participating registrars. This campaign not only continues XYZ's mission to give internet users access to great domain names at affordable prices, it also affirms XYZ's commitment to preserving internet freedom. During the month of June, XYZ has pledged to donate $1 to the Electronic Frontier Fund (EFF) for .xyz domains renewed and registered at participating registrars during the sale, with a commitment to donate a minimum of $10,000.

Effective 11/11, all registrars offering .xyz will automatically support the first-of-its-kind 1.111B® Class of .xyz domains for a recommended retail price of 99¢ per year. XYZ's global network of 400+ retailers will join early supporters like GoDaddy, Uniregistry, and Name.com to permanently reduce all 6-digit, 7-digit, 8-digit, and 9-digit numeric .xyz domains as an inexpensive platform for digital currency trading, Internet of Things connectivity, and other creative uses.

XYZ, operator of the most popular new domain in the world, .xyz, launched .Storage today as the authoritative namespace for businesses and individuals in the physical storage and data storage industries. Acquired by XYZ in May 2017, .Storage is being opened to the company's global network of 400+ domain retailers, including CSC, MarkMonitor, and GoDaddy.

XYZ, the registry operator of the popular .xyz domain ending, and its CEO Daniel Negari, were both honored at the Tech in Motion Awards last Thursday night in Los Angeles for their workplace diversity and leadership in technology.

GoDaddy Inc., the world's largest cloud platform dedicated to small, independent ventures, and XYZ, operator of the new go-to domain ending, .xyz, launched .xyz's innovative 1.111B Class of domains for $0.99 per year, every year. All six, seven, eight, and nine-digit numeric .xyz domains have been reclassified for alternative creative and innovative uses, such as Internet of Things device connectivity, advanced network communications, and digital currencies.

XYZ, operator of the most popular new domain in the world, .xyz, announced the acquisition of .Storage as its tenth domain extension today. .Storage gives storage facilities and data storage providers alike the opportunity to secure short and brandable industry-specific domains to establish their online presence.

Beijing XYZ Technology Co. LTD, the Chinese registry operator of the world's most popular new domain extension, .xyz, announced today that it has received official approval from the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT), a Chinese governmental agency in charge of the domain name industry. As a leading registry operator in China, XYZ was one of the first foreign entities to be approved.

Beijing XYZ Technology Co. LTD, the Chinese business entity and registry operator of the popular .xyz domain extension, announced today that Mason Zhang has joined the company as its first employee in China. Formerly the Chief Marketing Officer of a Chinese domain registry, Zhang now oversees Beijing XYZ's strategic partnerships, marketing campaigns, and expansion plans in China.

XYZ, the registry operator behind the world's most popular new domain, .xyz, today announced the global launch of .Security, .Protection, and .Theatre domain names. These new vertical-specific web addresses provide businesses and professionals in some of world's fastest growing industries with the opportunity to secure short, authoritative names and establish themselves as leaders in their field.

XYZ, the registry operator of .xyz, .College, .rent, and several other new domain extensions, swept the board in the opinion issued by United States District Judge Claude M. Hilton. In the lawsuit brought against XYZ by Verisign, which is best known for operating .com, the court found that XYZ won on every single legal argument.