How a tiny Caribbean island got rich from its domain extension

How a tiny Caribbean island got rich from its domain extension

About 30 years ago, when the internet was created, all countries were assigned domains based on their names. The UK, for example, got .co.uk. Spain was assigned .es, and the tiny Caribbean island of Anguilla was assigned .ai. That domain was not a big deal until very recently, when the AI boom came about, and huge artificial intelligence companies and not-so-big startups all began scrambling… Source