What Fetch.ai changed

• The source link for the "ASI-One Explainer Video" was updated.
• The video hosting moved from Dropbox to Cloudinary.

The company moved its primary product explainer video from a personal Dropbox link to a professional media CDN (Cloudinary). This suggests they are preparing for higher traffic or improving site performance for their ASI-One agent platform.

• The primary website URL changed from www.fetch.ai to fetch.ai.
• All internal links, including the blog and events pages, were updated to remove the "www" prefix.
• The cookie consent banner and "Connect With Us" footer text were removed or hidden.

Fetch.ai is cleaning up its technical presence by moving from www.fetch.ai to fetch.ai. This usually signals a brand refresh or a technical consolidation to make their links shorter and cleaner for users.

• Updated the main logo link to point to the "www" version of the site.
• Changed the "View All" events link to include the "www" prefix.
• Updated the FetchCoder V2 blog post link to the "www" subdomain.
• Fixed a small text error in the header where "agent" was cut off.

The site is cleaning up its technical structure. Moving from a root domain to a "www" subdomain usually helps with website speed and better security management as they scale.