Mike Wheatley

Mike Wheatley is a senior staff writer at SiliconANGLE. He loves to write about Big Data and the Internet of Things, and explore how these technologies are evolving and helping businesses to become more agile. Before joining SiliconANGLE, Mike was an editor at Argophilia Travel News, an occassional contributer to The Epoch Times, and has also dabbled in SEO and social media marketing. He usually bases himself in Bangkok, Thailand, though he can often be found roaming through the jungles or chilling on a beach. Got a news story or tip? Email Mike@SiliconANGLE.com.

Latest from Mike Wheatley

Pegasystems’ agentic AI bets pay off with growing earnings and revenue

Business automation software company Pegasystems Inc. delivered encouraging third-quarter financial results today, showing impressive growth driven by its investments in artificial intelligence. Investors rejoiced, and its stock made strong gains in extended trading. The company reported earnings before certain costs such as stock compensation of 30 cents per share, crushing Wall Street’s forecast of only ...

Google embraces vibe coding with latest version of AI Studio app development platform

Google LLC said today it’s bringing a “vibe coding” experience into its AI Studio platform to facilitate easier application development for both coders and noncoders. The update means users can enter simple prompts to generate working applications and positions the AI Studio platform as a gateway to the company’s broader artificial intelligence ecosystem. Google AI ...

Estuary raises $17M to try to solve one of the hardest problems in data movement

Estuary Technologies Inc. has raised $17 million in early-stage funding to try to merge batch and streaming data into a single pipeline so it can simplify how information is fed into artificial intelligence applications. Today’s Series A round was led by M13 and saw participation from several other investors, who were not named by the ...

Adobe’s AI Foundry service lets companies create branded versions of its Firefly models

Adobe Inc. is moving artificial intelligence into a slightly new direction, giving businesses the chance to create custom generative AI models rather than fine-tune existing ones. The company is offering this through its new Adobe AI Foundry offering, which was announced today and allows businesses to work with it to create highly customized models trained ...

Anthropic takes aim at biotech with Claude for Life Sciences

Anthropic PBC has had a busy start to the week, launching a new tool called Claude for Life Sciences to help with scientific research, and expanding the availability of its Claude Code agentic coding tool to the web and its mobile application. Claude for Life Sciences might be the more interesting of the two announcements, ...

Encord creates a new method for training powerful multimodal AI models on a single GPU

Artificial intelligence data annotation startup Encord, officially known as Cord Technologies Inc., wants to break down barriers to training multimodal AI models. To do that, it has just released what it says is the world’s largest open-source multimodal dataset to help developers of all shapes and sizes build more sophisticated AI systems. Along with the ...

Kong debuts tools for metering and monetizing APIs and AI agents

The API technology Kong Inc. announced a flurry of innovations this week at its annual developer conference, headlined by a new offering that enables companies to make money from their application programming interfaces, data streams and artificial intelligence models. The new offering is called Kong Konnect Metering and Billing, and it’s powered by technology from ...

Anthropic’s Skills for Claude helps AI agents perform certain tasks better than before

Anthropic PBC wants to make artificial intelligence agents more effective when it comes to doing real work, and its latest idea is to provide them with additional “skills” that can help them when assigned a very specific task. The company announced Skills for Claude today, explaining that it’s a tool that comes with various folders ...

Google’s DeepMind and CFS are building an AI plasma control system for nuclear fusion

Google LLC’s DeepMind research unit is partnering with the nuclear fusion startup Commonwealth Fusion Systems LLC to see if it can help it generate almost unlimited amounts of clean energy using its most advanced artificial intelligence models. DeepMind will help the energy startup to manage, and perhaps even improve, its soon-to-be-launched Sparc reactor, which is ...

Microsoft- and Nvidia-backed AI consortium buys Aligned Data Centers for $40B

An artificial intelligence infrastructure consortium led by Microsoft Corp., Nvidia Corp. and BlackRock Inc. today announced it’s planning to buy Aligned Data Centers LLC in a deal valued at about $40 billion. It’s one of the largest-ever acquisitions of data centers, designed to secure vast and highly coveted AI computing capacity for the consortium’s members. ...