Mike Wheatley, Author at SiliconANGLE

Policy

Huawei wins temporary reprieve from US technology ban

By Mike Wheatley May 20, 2019

Just hours after Google LLC and a number of prominent computer chipmakers announced they were suspending business with Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd., the Chinese firm has gotten a temporary reprieve. Reuters reported late today…

IoT

Google’s smart glasses get faster, smarter and more durable

By Mike Wheatley May 20, 2019

Google LLC’s revolutionary Glass device was at one time thought to be dead and buried after the company announced in 2015 it had given up developing the hardware. But the smart glasses got a…

Cloud

Oracle’s new Cloud Infrastructure Broker aimed at making life easier for Kubernetes developers

By Mike Wheatley May 20, 2019

Oracle Corp. is aiming to make it easier for developers to connect containerized applications built on Kubernetes with its cloud services. It’s an important move because Kubernetes has become the most popular software for…

Policy

Google and major chipmakers reportedly cut ties to Huawei

By Mike Wheatley May 19, 2019

Troubled Chinese smartphone maker Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd. has been dealt dual hammer blows with the news that Google LLC has decided to cease doing business with it and four major chipmakers no longer…

Cloud

Microsoft and Sony say they’re collaborating on cloud gaming and AI

By Mike Wheatley May 16, 2019

Microsoft Corp.’s and Sony Corp.’s rivalry in the videogame industry is pretty fierce by anybody’s standards, so today’s announcement that they’re teaming up to improve their respective gaming platforms comes as a big surprise.…

Infra

Nvidia tops earnings forecasts despite data center and gaming declines

By Mike Wheatley May 16, 2019

Updated: Computer graphics chipmaker Nvidia Corp. saw its stock jump almost 6% in after-hours trading after posting first-quarter results that beat expectations. But most of those gains were wiped out after the company warned…

AI

Xnor’s AI2GO platform aims to make it easy to add AI to edge devices

By Mike Wheatley May 16, 2019

Seattle-based startup Xnor Inc. wants to make artificial intelligence more accessible with its new “self-serve” AI2GO platform that enables developers without any training to build AI models for edge devices. AI2GO gives developers an easy way…

Security

Google recalls Titan security keys with potential Bluetooth vulnerability

By Mike Wheatley May 15, 2019

Google LLC is recalling some of its Titan Security Key products, which are used by enterprises as a more secure alternative to two-factor authentication, after learning of a possible exploit that could be accessed…

AI

Google announces Translatotron tool for translating speech in the speaker’s original voice

By Mike Wheatley May 15, 2019

Google LLC today introduced what it says is an experimental new system for speech translation that removes many of the steps involved in its earlier models. Even better, the synthesized translations it produces retain…

Infra

Report: Delays in Apple’s 5G modem to 2025 forced it to settle with Qualcomm

By Mike Wheatley May 15, 2019

Apple Inc.’s progress in building its own 5G modem in-house is experiencing significant delays, and the company might not have a finished product ready until 2025, some four years behind its original schedule. That’s…

Mike Wheatley

Huawei wins temporary reprieve from US technology ban

Google’s smart glasses get faster, smarter and more durable

Google and major chipmakers reportedly cut ties to Huawei

Xnor’s AI2GO platform aims to make it easy to add AI to edge devices

Google announces Translatotron tool for translating speech in the speaker’s original voice

Report: Delays in Apple’s 5G modem to 2025 forced it to settle with Qualcomm

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