From the Legacy of Ing. Luis Furlán to the Development of Guatemala’s Digital Infrastructure

On June 18, 2026, Universidad del Valle de Guatemala paid a well-deserved tribute to Ing. Luis R. Furlán, an Internet pioneer in Guatemala. In 1991, he established the country’s first Internet connection, and a year later, the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) entrusted him with managing the .gt domain, laying the foundation for Guatemala’s digital identity.

The .gt Domain Name Registry joins this tribute with deep gratitude. The more than 27,080 active domains under the .gt extension reflect the impact of his vision and hard work, which contributed to developing the digital infrastructure that now connects businesses, institutions, and citizens both inside and outside the country. Thanks to this legacy, thousands of organizations enjoy a reliable digital presence.

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35 Years of Internet in Guatemala: Celebrating the First Connection

To mark International Internet Day 2026, the Center for Applied Informatics Studies at Universidad del Valle de Guatemala (UVG), the entity responsible for managing the .gt domain name registry, organized Digital Days 2026. This event established itself as a strategic space for learning and reflection on the development and evolution of digital presence in the country.

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How does .gt connect you to the world?

The journey behind a click and why .gt plays a key role in making it all work.

Every time you enter a web address into your browser ( for example, company.gt ) a technical process is triggered that happens in just milliseconds, but it is essential for you to access information, services, and online platforms.

Behind this daily action there is a global infrastructure and, in Guatemala, the .gt Domain Name Registry is an essential part of this mechanism.

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Website and Hosting Trends for 2026

The digital ecosystem continues to evolve rapidly and by 2026 both web development and hosting services are expected to undergo significant transformation. Website administrators, development technicians and entrepreneurs will need to prepare for an environment that prioritizes performance, security and personalization. The following sections outline the most relevant trends that will shape the creation and management of websites in the coming years, offering guidance for those seeking to remain competitive in a global digital market, including the growing landscape of websites in Guatemala.

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New Generic Domains (gTLDs)

For many years, domain extensions were limited to a handful of classic options such as .com, .net, or country-code domains like .gt for Guatemala. However, over the last decade, the digital ecosystem has evolved rapidly, giving rise to a new generation of domains known as gTLDs (generic top-level domains). These new endings that follow the dot in a web address now include specific industries (.tech, .shop, .app), professional identities (.design, .law), and geographic or cultural names such as .lat, .tokyo, .africa, or .london.

This change has opened the door to a more diverse, personalized Internet, one that aligns with the communities, cultures, and regions that actively shape the web. In this article, we explore what gTLDs are, how cities and communities are using them, and why they represent a valuable opportunity for Latin America and Spanish-speaking users. Continue reading

How to Build Online Trust and Legitimacy with Your Website

In today’s digital era, online trust has become a decisive factor for the success of any website. When a visitor lands on your page, they evaluate in seconds whether your business inspires security and seriousness. If the impression is negative or doubtful, they are very likely to leave before interacting with your products or services. That is why building a trustworthy environment on your website is key to turning visitors into customers and fostering long-term loyalty. Continue reading

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