Mike Wheatley, Author at SiliconANGLE

AI

White House chiefs propose a more ‘flexible’ approach to AI regulation

By Mike Wheatley Jan 7, 2020

The White House is urging federal agencies to consider carefully any regulatory actions they take on artificial intelligence technology, saying they should attempt to establish more “flexible frameworks” as opposed to one-size-fits-all regulation. The…

Infra

Samsung expects rebound this year as memory chip prices bottom out

By Mike Wheatley Jan 7, 2020

Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. is feeling a bit more optimistic today after reporting a smaller-than-expected drop in its quarterly operating profit. The suggestion is that prices in the all-important memory chip market may have…

AI

Lyft open-sources Flyte tool for managing machine learning workflows

By Mike Wheatley Jan 7, 2020

Ride-sharing company Lyft Inc. today said it has open-sourced a new debugging tool for artificial intelligence data that its pricing, locations, estimate time of arrivals, mapping and self-driving developer teams have been using in-house…

IoT

Google Assistant to get more features in 2020

By Mike Wheatley Jan 7, 2020

Google LLC today announced a raft of upcoming updates for its Google Assistant app, including the ability to schedule actions, a new “Read It” mode that reads website content in a natural voice and…

NEWS

SoftBank’s Vision Fund backs out of startup investments

By Mike Wheatley Jan 6, 2020

SoftBank Group Corp.’s Vision Fund has reportedly backed out of investment deals involving three startups, just months after one of its most important portfolio companies, WeWork parent We Co., dropped its plans for an…

IoT

Qualcomm pushes into self-driving cars with Snapdragon Ride Platform

By Mike Wheatley Jan 6, 2020

Semiconductor maker Qualcomm Inc. is making a play for the automotive sector with the launch of its first self-driving car platform. Announced at the Consumer Electronics Show today, Qualcomm’s Snapdragon Ride Platform is designed…

Emerging Tech

NextMind shows off a brain-computer interface at CES

By Mike Wheatley Jan 6, 2020

French startup NextMind SAS turned a few heads at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas today with the debut of a “real-time brain-computer interface” that translates signals from the visual cortex into digital…

Infra

AMD unveils Ryzen 4000 laptop chips at CES

By Mike Wheatley Jan 6, 2020

Advanced Micro Devices Inc. today unveiled its latest Ryzen 4000-series mobile processors, which the company says will be used to power a new generation of laptops this year. AMD Chief Executive Officer Lisa Su…

Infra

Micron delivers first samples of its next-generation memory chips

By Mike Wheatley Jan 6, 2020

Micron Technology Inc. said today it has begun sampling its first batch of Double Data Rate 5 Synchronous Dynamic Random-Access Memory-based dual in-line memory modules with select customers. DDR5 is a next-generation DRAM technology…

AI

US restricts export of AI software used to analyze satellite images

By Mike Wheatley Jan 5, 2020

The United States government says it will limit the export of certain types of artificial intelligence software that’s used to analyze images from satellites in order to keep it out of the hands of…

Mike Wheatley

White House chiefs propose a more ‘flexible’ approach to AI regulation

Samsung expects rebound this year as memory chip prices bottom out

Lyft open-sources Flyte tool for managing machine learning workflows

Google Assistant to get more features in 2020

SoftBank’s Vision Fund backs out of startup investments

Qualcomm pushes into self-driving cars with Snapdragon Ride Platform

NextMind shows off a brain-computer interface at CES

AMD unveils Ryzen 4000 laptop chips at CES

Micron delivers first samples of its next-generation memory chips

US restricts export of AI software used to analyze satellite images

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