Namecheap CEO Previews Thunderbolt

Namecheap CEO Richard Kirkendall shared a preview of something his company currently has under development. It is called Thunderbolt, and you can visit Spaceship.com/thunderbolt to see what the company intends to bring to the market with Thunderbolt.

Richard shared a high-level vision for Thunderbolt, with the idea being the possibility of not needing an ISP or phone service:

Although the Thunderbolt splash page is hosted within the Spaceship website, the company owns Thunderbolt.com. It appears this domain name was acquired in Q1 of 2021 when it transferred to Namecheap under Whois privacy.

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