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

AWS announces AutoGluon, an open-source library for writing AI models

AI By MIKE WHEATLEY7 YEARS AGO

Amazon Web Services Inc. today launched a new open-source library to help developers write, with just a few lines of code, machine learning-based applications that use image, text or tabular data sets. Building machine learning apps that rely on such data isn’t an …

Google’s Project Zero will now wait 90 days before disclosing security vulnerabilities

SECURITY By MIKE WHEATLEY7 YEARS AGO

Google LLC’s Project Zero security research team is changing its vulnerability disclosure policy to give software developers more time to patch any bugs it finds and ensure their users are protected. The new policy, announced Tuesday, means Project Zero will wait a …

IBM expands Q Network to advance quantum computing

EMERGING TECH By MIKE WHEATLEY7 YEARS AGO

IBM Corp. today announced at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas that it’s expanding the IBM Q Network, a service that provides organizations with access to its cloud-based quantum computing systems, experts and developer tools. There are now more than 100 organizations …

CNCF upgrades Falco runtime security tool to incubator status

CLOUD By MIKE WHEATLEY7 YEARS AGO

Container security startup Sysdig Inc. said today its open-source, cloud-native runtime security tool Falco has been accepted as an incubation-level project by the Cloud Native Computing Foundation. The CNCF is an organization that’s responsible for overseeing the development of numerous popular open-source, …

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

AI By MIKE WHEATLEY7 YEARS AGO

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 proposed regulatory principles regarding the development and use …

Samsung expects rebound this year as memory chip prices bottom out

INFRA By MIKE WHEATLEY7 YEARS AGO

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 bottomed out sooner than expected, raising hopes of …

Lyft open-sources Flyte tool for managing machine learning workflows

AI By MIKE WHEATLEY7 YEARS AGO

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 for the last three years. Flyte is described by …

Google Assistant to get more features in 2020

IOT By MIKE WHEATLEY7 YEARS AGO

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 Smart Display features such as a speed dial …

SoftBank’s Vision Fund backs out of startup investments

POLICY By MIKE WHEATLEY7 YEARS AGO

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 initial public offering. Axios reported that SoftBank walked …

Qualcomm pushes into self-driving cars with Snapdragon Ride Platform

IOT By MIKE WHEATLEY7 YEARS AGO

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 to make it easier for automakers to transform …

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Mike Wheatley

Latest from Mike Wheatley

Google’s Project Zero will now wait 90 days before disclosing security vulnerabilities

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

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