ikml.com
In a market where every company is fighting for a name, the last two characters here are doing real work. ML reads as machine learning to the entire technical audience without a word of explanation.
That’s a meaningful head start in a crowded category. It puts the subject in the address without spending the whole name on a descriptive phrase that will date, and the IK prefix keeps it distinctive and trademarkable rather than generic.
The name works equally as plain initials for a firm in any sector, or as a coined mark with no prior association, because nothing currently owns the string.
Four-character .coms sit at the practical floor for a business name. Go shorter and you’re into pure scarcity pricing. Go longer and you pay in typos and repeated spellings for the life of the company.
Serious offers considered.