Trump "super intelligence" rebrand leads to land rush for .si domains
The immediate result is a rush to nap up Slovenian domain names, they being under the top-level-domain ".si" and perfect for all your super intelligent online activities. Register.si spokeswoman Klara Herman said 44,000 web addresses with the .si suffix had been registered in September, compared to less than 2,000 in August – an increase of more than 2,100%. She said the scale of activity in late September was "unprecedented" compared to the previous 12 months.
- ▪The immediate result is a rush to nap up Slovenian domain names, they being under the top-level-domain ".si" and perfect for all your super intelligent online activities.
- ▪Register.si spokeswoman Klara Herman said 44,000 web addresses with the .si suffix had been registered in September, compared to less than 2,000 in August – an increase of more than 2,100%.
- ▪She said the scale of activity in late September was "unprecedented" compared to the previous 12 months.
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Trump "super intelligence" rebrand leads to land rush for .si domains Rob Beschizza 11:25 am Thu Oct 1, 2026 President Donald Trump (Lucas Parker/shutterstock.com) Following his meeting with top AI executives yesterday, President Donald Trump signed an executive order declaring that artificial intelligence will henceforth be known as "super intelligence." The order, which applies to federal government, call he made last week during his speech to the United Nations General Assembly. The immediate result is a rush to nap up Slovenian domain names, they being under the top-level-domain ".si" and perfect for all your super intelligent online activities.
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