Nicholas "The Big Switch" Carr is quick with a brief calm first reaction to Google's release of a test version of its Open Source browser. My three halfpennyworth is that we should expect Chrome to work well with Google Aps (Documents, Spreadsheets, Google Mail, Sites etc), where Google thinks there is substantial not-generated-by-advertising revenue to be had from organisations (and ISPs) outsourcing to Google their email (and, in the case of organisations) the software for writing, and the storage for, their internal content; and with Google Gears.
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