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Have you ever been to a computer retail store and the sales associate pitches you an anti-virus software and one of the choices is something called “Kasperksy?” Have you then thought, “What’s a Kaspersky?” or something similar? Well, that weird […]

Finally some sense has been made! What Is Broadband’s New Definition? The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) announced late last week that they have changed their retrospectively questionable definition of broadband from 4 Mbps downstream and 1 Mbps upstream (coined in […]

Editor’s Note: The original article (posted below the line) was published on December 20, 2013. An update on the subject matter was sorely needed…. Let’s take a break today from all the talk of interconnecting, colocation, and data centers to update […]

Colocation America proudly supports the development and integration of STEM learning opportunities for youth in our community. One of the ways we support these activities is by funding innovative Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) youth program. Youth organizations and […]

With all the 2015-tech-predictions swirling around making you simultaneously excited and a little skeptical, I thought we’d focus on our good friend the cloud—and why that cloud might just start to burst into rain starting this year. Why the Cloud […]

For some, it may have been a while since you’ve really seen the government trying to do good for the people. And let’s face it, the internet is awesome. The government uses it. We use it. They probably want to […]

UPDATE: Google’s Search Share Drops, More Loss May Be Coming As recent as Mozilla’s switch away from GoBing which powers Yahoo’s search engineogle and to Yahoo for searches is, the impacts are already being felt. It’s been reported that Google’s U.S. […]

Editor’s Note: The original article (posted below the line) was published on June 27, 2012. An update on the subject matter was sorely needed…. What has 256 MB of RAM, runs Linux, and retails for as low as $25? If […]