About the Company:
Kentdome LLC brings value added solutions and network-centric services to businesses worldwide, with the commitment of providing significant economic value to their customers and partners while maximizing the human benefit and productivity of users.

With the exploding popularity of the Windows Home Server platform, both new add-ins and updated add-ins are being introduced to the community on a near daily basis. Add-in Central helps keep track of them all by providing a list of newly released and newly updated add-ins in one location. Once an add-in has been installed on the home server, Add-in Central notifies the user whenever an update is available for an installed add-in.

More Info: Add-in Central

Alexander Kent receives the 2009 Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) award for his technical contributions to the Microsoft Windows Home Server. In effect, he joins an elite group of the world’s most accomplished technical leaders, all of whom have demonstrated unprecedented contributions to the world of technology.

As a MVP recipient, Alexander has the opportunity to meet Microsoft executives and network with other technical leaders in his field. He has the opportunity to share his expertise with the technical community and customers through speaking engagements, one-on-one customer event participation and technical content development. Alexander also receives early access to Microsoft technology and has the ability to influence the future functionalities of their products.

Microsoft MVP Profile | Home Server Land News

Home Server Land is geared to make the Windows Home Server world more open and connected. It is a place to find the latest WHS add-ins and software as well as news and discussions dealing with all things Windows Home Server and your connected home.

It would seem a bit paradoxical to run a Microsoft Windows Home Server community using a mash-up of various non-Microsoft open-source products strung together. Therefore, Home Server Land is built on state of the art Microsoft platforms and technologies to ensure the highest levels of performance efficiency and security.

“It’s truly a privilege to be recognized in the company of such fantastic Windows Home Server products. We’re grateful to the We Got Served community, our add-in users and our contributors for the honor.

We’re going to take a five-minute champagne and Happy New Year break and then get back to coding!”

Kentdome is donating servers unused CPU cycles to a distributed computing project by Stanford University. Folding@home is geared to unravel the mysteries of the protein folding procedure, to try and help scientiest understand why and how proteins ‘fold’; these projects include the search for cures of: Alzheimer’s Disease, Cancer, Huntington’s Disease, Osteogenesis Imperfecta, BSE, Creutzfeldt Jakob Disease, and Parkinson’s Disease.

We invite you to join our Kentdome Folding@home team or start your own team. Those owning a Playstation 3 know that they can use their PS3 for Folding@Home. Likewise Macintosh, Linux and Windows users can also download the software as well.

Your participation can help lead to a cure for these diseases, so donate computing cycles generously!

Team id: 86547

http://fah-web.stanford.edu/cgi-bin/main.py?qtype=teampage&teamnum=86547

The project has already come up with a number of notable scientific results, and is with our help and yours, continues to go somewhere tangible as you can see at Stanford’s whitepage papers.