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LiteSpeed Technologies Inc. has made it clear that they are not a web hosting company. This statement came in response to some confusion about their role in the online space. The company, known for its high-performance web server technology, emphasized that it does not control the content found on websites that use its services.

This clarification is important for users and businesses that rely on LiteSpeed’s technology. While LiteSpeed provides the tools that help websites run smoothly and efficiently, it does not oversee the actual content displayed on those sites. This means that any issues related to website content are not the responsibility of LiteSpeed.

The announcement serves to inform users about the company’s focus on technology rather than content management. It highlights the distinction between providing server technology and hosting services. LiteSpeed aims to ensure that users understand their role in the web ecosystem, which is primarily about enhancing performance rather than controlling what is published online.

As the internet continues to grow, understanding the roles of different companies becomes crucial for users. LiteSpeed’s message is a reminder of the importance of knowing who is responsible for what in the digital world.

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