Sean Michael Kerner

U.S. telecom giant Verizon is coming under fire for allegedly violating the open source GNU General Public License (GPL). The Software Freedom Law Center

It's one thing for a vendor to claim that Linux is ready for the embedded development market. It's quite another to have a multi-year study involving

With a slew of security-related networking offerings under its belt, Cisco is at it again with an über-strategy to unify role-based security and identity

Google has created one of the most powerful search tools in the history of Web humanity. One of its goals along the way was to archive all of human

Millions of people rely on the Mozilla Firefox Web browser, but now some of them might not be able to access the content they want, thanks to the latest

What do you do when you're locked in a battle for network access market share with the world's largest networking provider? If you're Nortel, you team up

It's one thing to have a lot of data to mine in a data warehouse (define). It's quite another to actually understand how it's being used. That's where

For Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software to be accepted by IT, it needs to be very stable and reliable -- after all, in a very literal sense, ERP

After a grueling Alpha development period that included no fewer than nine milestone releases, the first beta of Firefox 3 is now available for testing.

What does it take to have seamless Microsoft Windows file sharing and transfer capabilities on a *nix system? According to Sun Microsystems, it takes more

The Nintendo Wii. If you don't' have one yet, it's likely on your Black Friday/Cyber Monday Christmas shopping list. The Wii has been flying off store

Networking giant Cisco continues to lead the booming global router and switch market by a wide margin, although rivals Juniper and Nortel are making