Sep 14, 2026, 18:35 PDT - CSS-Tricks in limbo. I'm sad to say that CSS-Tricks is stuck in limbo again. The site was acquired by Digital Ocean in 2022, and it continued to run under their ownership until February of 2023, when DigitalOcean fired the people working on it. The site stayed latent for a year before DigitalOcean re-hired lead editor Geoff Graham in June of 2024, who got the ship sailing again. Now, CSS-Tricks sits inactive again. Its future is unclear, because there hasn't been any communication. DigitalOcean largely just went silent. DigitalOcean is a big company, and it can be expected that things get missed, especially with staff turnover. However, management is a small part of a larger picture. Only a few days ago, DigitalOcean pledged a $3,000,000 USD donation to Omarchy - a set of scripts and configurations atop Arch Linux and a range of other open-source software (much of which struggles greatly for funding). A set of scripts and configurations which are led by David Heinemeier Hansson (DHH), previously of Ruby on Rails fame, but now of Omarchy notoriety and far-right, racist infamy. CSS-Tricks being ignored isn't a matter of effort or time; it is a matter of care. As David Heinemeier Hansson wrote announcing DigitalOcean's funding: But the part of this patronage that really made me smile was how quickly it all came together. I reached out to Paddy Srinivasan, DigitalOcean's CEO, on X on Wednesday. We had a call that same night. I sent a proposal on Saturday. By Sunday, we'd finalized everything. I know Geoff has been trying to raise CSS-Tricks' predicament for months, to no avail. Atop of this, DigitalOcean has ceased the monthly $50 payments they previously gave to GNOME and Flathub infrastructure. Apparently it is a more pressing matter for them to donate to a collection of scripts and configuration files than to contribute to the projects they're built upon or to pay the writers and editors of their own publication. Yes, I've got skin in the game as someone who has written for the publication, but I've got more skin in the game as someone who wishes for a thriving ecosystem and who wants to read the exemplary work CSS-Tricks is known for publishing. There are very few quality publications about the web left, and it would be a major blow to lose another. 25 Reposts 18 Likes

DigitalOcean has secured $725 million in equipment financing to fund data centre acquisitions, with an option to expand the facility to $1.025 billion. The company filed details with the SEC on 10 September 2026. The financing comes from MUFG Americas Capital Leasing & Finance, with MUFG Bank serving as administrative and collateral agent. DigitalOcean can request advances until 10 September 2027, with the lessor providing up to 90% of equipment costs per advance. Each advance carries a fixed interest rate equal to the term SOFR swap rate plus 2.75% annually. Monthly payments will fully amortise each advance by 10 September 2030. The facility is guaranteed by DigitalOcean and certain subsidiaries, secured by the equipment and related collateral.

DigitalOcean DOCN stock climbs as wall Street backs AI push. TIM BOHEN - UPDATED SEP. 8, 2026, 4:47 PM ET DigitalOcean Holdings Inc. stocks have been trading up by 13.81 percent amid bullish sentiment on its cloud growth prospects. Key takeaways. * Truist initiated coverage of DigitalOcean with a Buy rating and a $175 price target, highlighting strong SMB cloud positioning and expectations for durable growth and profitability. * Cloudways, a DigitalOcean unit, launched a Managed AI Agents line featuring OpenClaw and Hermes, fully managed open-source AI agents deployable in minutes on the existing platform. * Management is pushing the AI-native cloud story at Goldman Sachs Communacopia + Technology 2026 and Citi's 2026 Global TMT Conference, targeting over 680,000 customers. * SEC Form 4 filings show CFO Matt Steinfort sold 10,000 shares (~$1.06M) on 2026/09/01, retaining about 503,692 shares afterward. Live Update At 16:46:55 EDT: On Tuesday, September 08, 2026 DigitalOcean Holdings Inc. stock [NYSE: DOCN] is trending up by 13.81%! Discover the key drivers behind this movement as well as its expert analysis in the detailed breakdown below. Quick financial overview. DOCN has been grinding higher again, and the tape shows it clearly. From a recent swing low close near $104.87 on 2026/09/02, DigitalOcean pushed to $126.69 by 2026/09/08. That's a sharp rebound of about 21% in just a few trading days, the kind of move momentum traders hunt. Intraday on the latest session, DOCN opened at $113.93 and ripped to an intraday high near $129.93 before settling around $126.69. The 5-minute chart shows steady higher lows through midday, then a persistent bid into the close. That intraday action signals dip buyers are active and shorts are getting squeezed, not the other way around. Fundamentally, DOCN is now a high-multiple, high-growth cloud name. 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