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

Xs:code and Redis Labs team up to help open-source software developers get paid

BIG DATA By MIKE WHEATLEY6 YEARS AGO

Xscode international Ltd., which does business as xs:code, said today it’s teaming up with Redis Labs Inc., developer of the popular Redis in-memory data structure store, to provide financial incentives for software developers. Xs:code’s platform provides open-source software developers with a way to …

Altran’s Code Detect AI tool helps developers discover bugs faster

AI By MIKE WHEATLEY6 YEARS AGO

Altran Technologies SA, a provider of digital design services owned by the French consulting firm Capgemini SE, today released a new tool for developers that uses artificial intelligence to predict the likelihood of bugs being found in software source code. The tools is …

New Relic’s stock surges on strong earnings results

APPS By MIKE WHEATLEY6 YEARS AGO

Application and DevOps monitoring company New Relic Inc. saw its stock rise more than 12% in after-hours trading today after posting strong fourth-quarter results that surpassed expectations. The company reported a profit before certain costs such as stock compensation of 14 cents per …

Apple acquires virtual reality startup NextVR

EMERGING TECH By MIKE WHEATLEY6 YEARS AGO

iPhone maker Apple Inc. today confirmed to Bloomberg that it has acquired the virtual reality startup NextVR Inc., which specializes in creating VR video content based on events such as sports matches and musical performances. Apple didn’t say how much it was paying …

Report: TSMC to build new $10B computer chip factory in the U.S.

INFRA By MIKE WHEATLEY6 YEARS AGO

Computer chipmaker Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. is planning to build its first major factory in the U.S., according to a report in the Wall Street Journal. The new facility would be based in Arizona and make five-nanometer transistor chips that are among …

Nvidia debuts the A100, its most powerful graphics processor yet

INFRA By MIKE WHEATLEY6 YEARS AGO

Nvidia Corp. today launched a new, high-performance graphics processing unit for artificial intelligence training and inference based on its new Ampere architecture. The new chip, called the Nvidia A100, is said to provide a 20-times performance boost compared to its predecessor, the …

Long-awaited Google Cloud VMware Engine service rolls out

CLOUD By MIKE WHEATLEY6 YEARS AGO

Google LLC today announced the debut of its long-awaited Google Cloud VMware Engine service, which makes it easy for customers run their on-premises VMware applications on the company’s public cloud infrastructure platform. In a blog post introducing the new service, Google Cloud …

Cisco Systems delivers strong earnings results despite revenue declines

INFRA By MIKE WHEATLEY6 YEARS AGO

Networking company Cisco Systems Inc. delivered a strong fiscal third-quarter performanc today, beating Wall Street’s expectations despite seeing its revenue decline from the same period one year ago. The company reported a profit before certain costs such as stock compensation of 79 cents per …

Amazon’s new Arm-based Graviton2 instances hit general availability

CLOUD By MIKE WHEATLEY6 YEARS AGO

Amazon Web Services Inc. says its homegrown Arm-based Graviton2 instances are now ready for prime time. The public cloud services giant Monday announced general availability of its sixth-generation Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud General Purpose instances. The instances are called M6g and they run …

Microsoft donates more data center designs to the OCP

INFRA By MIKE WHEATLEY6 YEARS AGO

Microsoft Corp. is donating more of its data center designs to the Open Compute Project. The company also provided some updates on its existing data center projects, and other new initiatives it’s involved in, today on the first day of the OCP …

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Mike Wheatley

Latest from Mike Wheatley

Xs:code and Redis Labs team up to help open-source software developers get paid

Apple acquires virtual reality startup NextVR

Report: TSMC to build new $10B computer chip factory in the U.S.

Nvidia debuts the A100, its most powerful graphics processor yet

Cisco Systems delivers strong earnings results despite revenue declines

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