Sean Michael Kerner

Hallelujah! Linux on the desktop has finally arrived! Or has it been here all along? This week's mammothly hyped news that Dell would be shipping PCs with

Managing tens of thousands of servers is no trivial task and it's not something you want to leave to just any software vendor. Traditionally big

TORONTO -- A voice PBX (define) system is typically thought of as being all work and no play. How much fun can you have with a system that is designed to

Linux has never been a consumer option on mainstream hardware from a name brand manufacturer. Until now. Dell and Canonical today are announcing that Dell

It's springtime for Java developers. Interface21, the commercial vendor behind the Spring open source Enterprise Java Application Framework, is rolling

NEW YORK -- The Linux on Wall Street conference in New York is an attempt to highlight Linux and open source vendors and solutions, demonstrating and

The second Linux kernel release of 2007 is now available, further extending the virtualization and real-time capabilities of Linux. Highlighting the Linux

NEW YORK -– Although Linux is making inroads into the infrastructure layer of Wall Street, does open source enjoy the same success beyond Linux? The

Reporter's Notebook: When I think about technology companies that are major backers of the open source movement, I tend to think about Google (Quote) and

What is the key to open source solution interoperability? That's the question that the recently formed Open Solutions Alliance (OSA) has to answer. The

The network access control (NAC) marketplace is crowded and highly competitive. Security vendor ConSentry Networks is among those trying to rise above the

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 (RHEL 5) has been cloned. And barely a month after its release. The release of the free, community-based CentOS 5 Enterprise