What Are Our Most Popular FAQ at atmail?
Here at atmail, we’ve been in the email solutions business for a long time. Twenty years next year, to be exact. Over that time, we’ve released eight versions of our email software (the first version was in 1998 and was one of the […]
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What Did You Miss at OpenStack Summit Sydney?
November 6th saw the start of the three-day, 16th biannual OpenStack Summit in Sydney. atmail was in attendance – ready to share what we have learned (in our joint atmail-DreamHost presentation, How atmail Picked OpenStack for its Email-as-a-Service Products) and keen […]
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How Does JMAP Make Email Better?
A few years ago, returning to the hotel by car after one of the M3AAWG conferences, I remember having a conversation with atmail’s founder, Ben Duncan. It went like a lot of those conversations do, trying to communicate with someone who […]
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atmail’s GDPR Progress Update
After much hype and debate, GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) will come into force exactly seven months from today, with its repercussions predicted to stretch far and wide. It’s the most important change in data privacy regulation in 25 years and […]
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New! atmail’s Object Storage Plugin, obj.store()
After months of hard work here at atmail, we’re excited to announce that last Friday we released our new atmail object storage plugin called store(obj) obj.store(), which is based on Dovecot open-source. “What is object storage? And how can it […]
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atmail Product Updates
Hi Everyone, We’re excited today to release our latest atmail product updates, thanks to your awesome feedback and suggestions… The Highlights atmail suite 8.2.0 – on-premises Double click support Calendar sharing Right click context menu Composer improvements Forgotten user password atmail […]
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What Do You Stand For?
Next year marks a special milestone in atmail’s history: we’ll be celebrating 20 years since we released our first product – atmail 1.0 – one of the very first commercial webmail platforms. It’s a landmark year for us and, together with […]
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World Hosting Days (WHD) Las Vegas 2017
Last week, atmail team members Jason Brown (Solutions Architect), Jackson Spender (Account Manager) and Dan Viney (Director, Innovation) travelled to Las Vegas, Nevada, to attend the September WorldHostingDays (WHD) United States conference. WorldHostingDays is a global event series for the cloud services and […]
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Meet Dave Richards – atmail’s new CEO
Powering 170 million mailboxes worldwide, atmail has come a long way since our launch in 1998, when Ben Duncan released one of the world’s very first commercial webmail platforms. This year marks another significant milestone in atmail’s journey, as […]
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atmail suite Launches! (Includes atmail Version 8)
Missed the news about atmail suite’s launch earlier this year? This post will quickly bring you up to speed… Six months ago, we proudly launched a complete technology redesign for our webmail product and named it atmail suite. atmail suite comprises version […]
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Welcome atmail 7.8
A class act in calendaring & contacts It’s not often you get validation of a release before it’s out, but after a recent survey we gained great insight into key areas that were common for all customers: maintain security, […]
Read MoreStackWorld 2016 Awards
Dreamhost (with a little help from atmail) won a StackWorld 2016 ScaleUp award for its new, open-souce, cloud computing platform Dreamcompute! The StackWorld 2016 ScaleUp Awards publish the 25 top nominations for technologies that have enabled customers to scale up […]
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Welcome atmail 7.7
Enhanced Speed & Security Our latest release, atmail 7.7, is all about responsiveness. After implementing further security components, boosting reliability, updating and optimising our core code and adding a raft of feature enhancements, you’ll enjoy at least twice the uplift […]
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Welcome atmail 7.6.0
We are pleased to announce the release of atmail 7.6 and welcome all atmail users to upgrade immediately to further enhance their email environment and experience. This release contains multiple bug fixes and improvements to core services powering SMTP, Anti-Spam […]
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atmail Hot Fix 7.5.3.2
atmail Hot Fix 7.5.3.2 is now available for download from your client portal. Version 7.5.3.2 contains security fixes for atmail 7.5.3 release; specifically addressing an issue where users could be exploited by simply opening an email they have received that […]
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The State of Cloud Computing
Software as a service (SaaS) providers have recognised the benefits of cloud-based products, including freeing clients from complex software and hardware management and reducing their TCO (total cost of ownership). Similarly, email providers have had to evolve and adapt to […]
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Happy New Year 2016
Happy New Year! 2015 was a fantastic year for atmail! From new appointments, vast product improvements and some industry-leading customer service, atmail is reaching new heights and ready to revolutionise email in 2016. Read below for a summary of the […]
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Is email really a generation gap?
Last month, Gizmodo surveyed 3,670 people to determine how they communicate. The responses to this survey prompted Gizmodo to publish an article that simultaneously asks if, and states that, email is the new generation gap. But is it? The survey asked three […]
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atmail Hot Fix 7.5.3.1
atmail Hot Fix 7.5.3.1 is now available for download from your client portal. Version 7.5.3.1 contains a minor bug fix for the atmail 7.5.3 release; specifically adding a default value in the configuration required for CardDAV and CalDAV to work as […]
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Migrating Email Systems
Migrating your complete email system to a new provider can be tricky. To ensure that everything runs smoothly for both your administrators and your users, here’s a list of things you should consider. PREPARATION Before starting any migration process, it […]
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Scaling and High Availability
There are a number of factors to take into consideration when building a fit-for-purpose email system such as the number of mailboxes required, the performance or the cost.These factors, how they relate to each other, and their priority can all influence […]
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