Gab Just Became Resilient In A Big Way Andrew Torba, September 30, 2020October 10, 2020 Share this: Today is a tremendous milestone for the Gab community. After over a year of work Gab is finally migrated to our own in-house servers. If you talk to anyone in the technology industry they will tell you that this is no easy task. Most technology startups have the luxury of using third-party cloud hosting providers like Amazon AWS, Microsoft Azure, and others. Gab does not have this luxury. Over the past four years we have been banned from multiple cloud hosting providers and were told that if we didn’t like it we should “build our own.” So, that’s exactly what we did. Gab isn’t just building an alternative social network. We’re building an alternative internet. From hosting infrastructure to web browsing and more: Gab is the market leader when it comes to defending free speech against Silicon Valley tyranny online. For a typical Gab user our new infrastructure means a noticeable improvement on site performance and speed that will scale as Gab continues to grow. Today’s accomplishment is only possible because of people like you. Gab is 100% funded by our community of people, not big corporate sponsors. On Gab you are the customer, not the product being sold. We’d like to send a special thank you to our donors, investors, and GabPRO customers who made today possible. Thank you also to our team of engineers behind the scenes who worked tirelessly for over a year to make this happen. The war for free speech on the internet has only just begun, but today a big battle was won. God bless, Andrew TorbaCEO, Gab.comSeptember 30th, 2020 Gab free speechgabgab social
Gab Joe Rogan Gets on Gab December 12, 2021December 13, 2021 Share this:This weekend it came to my attention that Joe Rogan spent four minutes exploring Gab’s front page and talking about our community to his massive audience on the biggest podcast in the world. Gab was already having an explosive week after Twitter decided to ban thousands of young Christian men… Read More
Gab Gab Responds: Elon Buys Twitter, Now What? April 26, 2022April 27, 2022 Share this:Many people have been asking me what I think about Elon Musk purchasing Twitter for $44 billion dollars. In this letter I’m going to tell you what this means for Gab and provide my analysis of the situation as someone who has been trailblazing free speech infrastructure on the internet… Read More
Gab Happy 3rd Birthday, Gab.com August 15, 2019August 14, 2021 Share this:Three years ago I was sitting in a coffee shop in San Francisco when I launched a new project called “Gab” into private beta testing. Months prior I had witnessed the rise in censorship happening across every social platform. It wasn’t just hearsay or a rumor, I was experiencing it… Read More