Sean Michael Kerner

Google is expanding the use of its Chrome browser beyond just single user environments. Google is now out with a new Chrome 16 stable release that

The world of application and server load testing has traditionally been limited by the availability of on-premise resources. With a new service from

2011 has been a year of significant changes for the Mono community. For the most part those changes have resulted in new development momentum. Today Mono

When Google Chrome first debuted in 2008, there was some speculation about whether or not the new browser would surpass Mozilla Firefox. Fast forward

With the explosion of data in data centers, it has become increasingly difficult to manage and understand all of the information that is available to a

Broadband Internet adoption has skyrocketed over the last decade in the U.S, though adoption hasn't been entirely evenly spread across all Americans.

When Oracle acquired Sun in 2010, there were some concerns about how the Solaris Unix operating system would be developed. Today those concerns were

The mainframe computer has traditionally been distinctly separate from the Windows world. Now IBM is working to fuse these two computing environments.

Rackspace is moving beyond its own walls to help others deliver and deploy cloud solutions. Rackspace is one of the leaders behind the open source

Mozilla's rapid release train has pulled into the station on time, with the fifth major Firefox browser release of 2011. Firefox 8 is being released

Those staffers who were born and raised in the Internet era have a different view of how connectivity and social media should exist in the workplace,

HP wants to reinvent the data center with a new generation of low-energy, highly efficient servers. The effort is collectively being dubbed, 'Project