The national .UZ domain continues to demonstrate steady growth. As of July 2026, the number of registered domain names has exceeded 160,000, reflecting the growing interest of businesses, government organizations, and individual users in the national domain space.

ICANN has announced the upcoming DNSSEC Root Key Signing Key (KSK) Rollover, scheduled for 11 October 2026.

Representatives of the .UZ Domain Administration took part in the 86th ICANN Forum, held in Seville, Spain, which brought together members of the global Internet community to discuss current issues related to Internet development, the domain industry, and policymaking in the field of Internet governance.

In celebration of the national .UZ domain’s anniversary, the .UZ Domain Administration (UZINFOCOM) has launched new services and updates aimed at developing infrastructure and improving convenience for users and partners.

The Administration of the .UZ domain (UZINFOCOM) held a master class at Tashkent International University of Education (TIUE).

The national .UZ domain has reached an important milestone — the number of registered domain names has exceeded 150,000. This achievement reflects the consistent development of the national internet infrastructure and the growth of digital activity in the Republic of Uzbekistan.

From January 31 to February 7, 2026, the 89th Meeting of the Asia Pacific Top Level Domain Association (APTLD 89) was held in Amman, Jordan, bringing together more than 50 national registries from across the region.

Token.uz, a blockchain platform developed by UZINFOCOM, has officially registered its trademark with the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Uzbekistan.

A record-breaking deal has been registered at the domain auction: the domain name hub.uz was sold for 17,893,500 UZS. The final price was determined through open bidding, where the value was shaped by real demand from participants.

2025 — a jubilee and strategic year The year 2025 became a landmark and historic stage in the development of the national .UZ domain zone. This year, the .UZ domain turned 30 years old, symbolizing three decades of sustainable development of Uzbekistan’s national Internet segment, its integration into the global network, and continuous technological modernization. The jubilee year coincided with a period of active digital transformation, implementation of blockchain technologies, artificial intelligence, large-scale transition to IPv6, DNSSEC automation, and expansion of international cooperation.