In an interesting move that might indicate an upcoming acquisition or a major project in the works, Microsoft has acquired 47 domain names related to Synsup Labs. I have done some initial research, but am unable to come up with anything even remotely related to Microsoft and Synsup Labs or even Synsuplabs, so I am convinced that this most likely is related to an upcoming major project over at Microsoft.
Here is the list of domain names related to Synsuplabs that Microsoft has quietly acquired today:
synsuplabs01.com
synsuplabs02.com
synsuplabs03.com
synsuplabs04.com
synsuplabs05.com
synsuplabs06.com
synsuplabs07.com
synsuplabs08.com
synsuplabs09.com
synsuplabs10.com
synsuplabs11.com
synsuplabs12.com
synsuplabs13.com
synsuplabs14.com
synsuplabs15.com
synsuplabs16.com
synsuplabs17.com
synsuplabs18.com
synsuplabs19.com
synsuplabs20.com
synsuplabs21.com
synsuplabs22.com
synsuplabs23.com
synsuplabs24.com
synsuplabs25.com
synsuplabs26.com
synsuplabs27.com
synsuplabs28.com
synsuplabs29.com
synsuplabs30.com
synsuplabs31.com
synsuplabs32.com
synsuplabs33.com
synsuplabs34.com
synsuplabs35.com
synsuplabs36.com
synsuplabs37.com
synsuplabs38.com
synsuplabs39.com
synsuplabs40.com
synsuplabs41.com
synsuplabs42.com
synsuplabs43.com
synsuplabs44.com
synsuplabs45.com
synsuplabs46.com
synsuplabs47.com
There are several companies on my radar whose domain name acquisitions always pique my interest, for a few reasons. Microsoft’s domain acquisitions are rather interesting based on their history of domain name acquisitions: Microsoft does not usually acquire domain names and point them to their main nameserver, msft.net. Today was an exception, though, as Microsoft as acquired a whopping 47 domain names.
Currently, these domain names resolve to actual search queries at the Bing.com search engine.