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.

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Aqua Security unifies cloud security posture management with runtime workload protection

Aqua Security Software Ltd. is revamping its cloud-native security platform, adding a unified console that brings all of its tools, including its cloud security posture management and cloud workload protection platform capabilities, into a single interface. The new Aqua Platform announced today provides access to a comprehensive suit of security tools that companies can use ...

Edge AI chip startup Blaize bags $71M in late-stage funding

Artificial intelligence chip startup Blaize Inc. has gotten the funding it needs to support the growing industry demand for its platform after closing on a $71 million late-stage round of funding. Today’s Series D round was led by new investor Franklin Templeton and existing investor Temasek, with participation from DENSO and other new and existing ...

F5 Networks’ stock soars on strong software and services growth

Network traffic management and security firm F5 Networks Inc. has the wind in its sails today, with its stock up more than 5% after reporting third-quarter financial results that came in above expectations. The company reported a profit before certain costs such as stock compensation of $2.76 per share on revenue of $652 million, up 12% ...

The Ångstrom era: Intel unveils an ambitious semiconductor roadmap

Iconic computer chipmaker Intel Corp. is reimagining how it brands its future semiconductor innovations, announcing today one of its most ambitious roadmaps ever, with new chip and packaging technologies that it says will help it reclaim its leadership of the processor market by 2025. Intel Chief Executive Pat Gelsinger (pictured) said at the company’s Intel ...

Google commits to higher stability with Enterprise APIs

Google LLC is committing to ensuring the highest level of stability and reliability with its enterprise application programming interfaces with new Google Enterprise APIs announced today. The online services giant says the APIs are governed by a more stringent set of requirements about how and when Google will make changes to them, with a goal ...

Box brings e-signatures to its content cloud with Box Sign

Box Inc. is building out its content cloud with the addition of an important new capability. The company said today it’s rolling out Box Sign, a native e-signature capability within Box that will give users the ability to electronically sign contracts and request signatures from others. Box said Box Sign enables unlimited signatures and comes ...

Arm researchers have created a flexible 32-bit computer chip made from plastic

Researchers from Arm Holdings Ltd. and PragmatIC Semiconductor Ltd. say they have created the first true computer chip that uses plastic rather than silicon as its base material. By using plastic, the researchers said, the chip is more flexible and could potentially usher in a new era called the “internet of everything” where microprocessors are ...
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Intel delivers another strong quarter, but investors flee on near-term profit concerns

Intel Corp.’s stock lost almost 2% in late trading today as investors digested an eventful second-quarter earnings report and analyst call today. The American chip giant actually performed well, reporting revenue and profit ahead of both its own and Wall Street’s forecast thanks to strong sales of chips for personal computers. It also raised its ...

GE taps into Dell’s APEX infrastructure-as-a-service portfolio

Industrial giant General Electric Co. plans to leverage Dell Technologies Inc.’s information-technology-as-a-service offerings going forward in order to scale up its tech infrastructure across the 170 countries it operates in. Today’s news is a big boost for Dell, which launched its APEX infrastructure-as-a-service portfolio in 2019. Under APEX, customers essentially rent their technology infrastructure from Dell ...

Google scores more cloud customer wins with Home Depot and Symphony

The new cloud customers keep piling up for Google LLC, and today it’s the turn of The Home Depot Inc., which has announced it will extend an existing partnership with Google Cloud to use more of its cloud computing infrastucture and services. Just a day earlier, Symphony Communications Services LLC, which provides a communications platform ...