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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To battle Red Hat, SUSE completes its acquisition of Rancher Labs

Open-source enterprise software giant SUSE Group today said it has completed the acquisition of Kubernetes management startup Rancher Labs Inc. The deal should put SUSE in a better position to take on rival IBM Corp.’s Red Hat in the fast-growing Kubernetes market, and it may also help it on its way toward its goal of doubling its ...

As AWS re:Invent opens, Amazon debuts first-ever macOS instances on its cloud

Amazon Web Services Inc. late Monday night introduced what it says are the first natively run, cloud-based macOS instances on its Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud platform. The new macOS instances were announced during the opening night of AWS re:Invent 2020 virtual event by Amazon EC2 Vice President Dave Brown (pictured), and they give Apple developers a way ...

Google Anthos now available on bare-metal servers

Google LLC announced today that its hybrid cloud application development platform Anthos is now available on bare-metal servers, giving customers more choice on how and where to run their hybrid cloud workloads. Google Anthos is a hybrid cloud application development platform that went live last year. Running atop the open-source Kubernetes container orchestration software, it’s designed ...

Google’s DeepMind solves the ‘protein folding problem,’ one of biology’s biggest challenges

Alphabet Inc.’s artificial intelligence research lab DeepMind Technologies said today it has solved a 50-year-old “grand challenge” in biology by creating software that can predict the atomic structure that proteins will fold into in a matter of days. The breakthrough could pave the way for a better understanding of diseases and new drug discoveries. DeepMind’s software, known ...

Nvidia launches Monai framework to speed up AI healthcare training

Nvidia Corp. is stepping up its efforts in healthcare with today’s launch of its Medical Open Network for AI, or Monai, an open-source framework that’s used to train artificial intelligence-powered models for medical imaging. Monai is based on the open-source PyTorch framework that was first created by Facebook Inc.’s research group. PyTorch is a framework ...

Iguazio’s data science platform achieves ‘AWS Outposts Ready’ designation

Data science company Iguazio Systems Ltd. hit a new milestone today, announcing that its platform has been certified to run on Amazon Web Services Inc.’s hybrid cloud infrastructure offering, AWS Outposts. Iguazio sells a “serverless” data platform-as-a-service product that creates real-time intelligence for applications that run at the network edge or on public clouds and ...

ServiceNow buys artificial intelligence pioneer Element AI

ServiceNow Inc. is beefing up its artificial intelligence development capabilities with the acquisition today of a company called Element AI Inc. that’s widely known as one of the pioneers in the field. Montreal-based Element AI launched back in 2016 as a professional services firm focused on helping traditional enterprises implement machine learning. The startup garnered ...

Ongoing COVID-19 lockdowns spark big rise in global PC sales

Research firm International Data Corp. said today that demand boosted by ongoing COVID-19 pandemic lockdowns in Europe, Middle East and Africa will help drive double-digit growth in the region’s personal computer market, ending years of declining sales. The need to continue working and studying from home during the coronavirus pandemic has created renewed demand for ...

France orders big tech firms to start paying digital tax

France is moving ahead with its plan to implement a controversial digital tax on big tech companies, sending out notices to various companies today informing them they’ll be required to pay up if they want to continue doing business there. The tax is being championed by the French Economy Minister Bruno Le Maire, who argues ...

Microsoft to open its most sustainable data center in Sweden next year

Microsoft Corp. said this week it’s planning to open in Sweden next year what it says will be one of the most advanced and sustainable data center locations it has ever built. The company said the new region, which consists of data centers in Gävle Sandviken and Staffanstorp, will help it to achieve its longstanding ...