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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Maana adds a digital knowledge layer to its industrial analytics platform

Industrial data analytics provider Maana Inc. is adding to its platform’s capabilities with the launch of a new service called Maana Q that helps its users to obtain better insights from their data. Maana Q makes it easy for subject-matter experts, such as a logistics expert or a drilling engineer to create the digital knowledge ...

Zoho introduces Zia Voice, a chatty virtual assistant for its CRM software

Software-as-a-service provider Zoho Corp. today rolled out a major update to its customer relationship management software that adds new speech and chat capabilities to its artificial intelligence-based virtual assistant Zia. In addition, the CRM platform also gains new features that make it easier for customers to build and deploy serverless business software applications. First up is Zia Voice, which ...

Wireless LAN startup Mist Systems closes on $46M funding round

Networking startup Mist Systems Inc., which has built a self-learning wireless local area network for enterprises that’s powered by artificial intelligence technologies, is gearing up for expansion after landing a $46 million late-stage funding round. Mist said the oversubscribed Series C round, announced today, was led by Kleiner Perkins, whose general partner Mamoon Hamid will ...

Morgan Stanley says on-premises hardware sales could explode in 2018

Enterprise information technology practitioners could be forgiven for thinking that on-premises hardware has had its day, as organizations of every shape and size rush to embrace cloud computing. But financial services firm Morgan Stanley says the fat lady hasn’t sung yet, and it’s predicting a stunning rebound in sales that could lead to double-digit growth ...

Workday’s push into financial software pays off as earnings top estimates

Software-as-a-service company Workday Inc. saw its share price slide late Tuesday despite announcing fourth-quarter earnings that easily beat market estimates. The company reported a profit after certain costs such as stock compensation of 28 cents per share on revenue of $582.5 million, up from a 16-cent profit on sales of $437 million a year ago. It ...

Algorithmia to enable trading of AI algorithms on the Ethereum blockchain

Artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithm marketplace provider Algorithmia Inc. today announced plans to leverage the Ethereum blockchain to facilitate its trade. Algorithmia’s marketplace allows researchers and developers to share the AI and ML algorithms they create and get paid when others use them, without worrying about the logistics of delivery. The company also provides analytics ...

Quick Base adds enterprise-friendly features to its low-code app development platform

Low-code software development platform provider Quick Base Inc. is shoring up its product with new capabilities designed to enable greater visibility into user activity, streamline the management of application deployments and ensure compliance. Quick Base is one of a host of companies aiming to dominate emerging low-code software development, which involves minimizing the hand-coding of ...

It’s official: Apple is using Google’s cloud storage services to host iCloud data

iPhone maker Apple Inc. has confirmed in a newly released security document that it’s one of Google LLC’s highest profile cloud customers. The document, first obtained by CNBC, shows that Apple began using Google’s cloud infrastructure sometime within the last 10 months, possibly at the expense of Google’s main public cloud rivals, Amazon Web Services ...

Google simplifies virtual machine management on its cloud

Google LLC has added some new management features to its cloud platform that make it easier for customers to spin up and manage virtual machines, which are computers emulated in software for more speed and flexibility. Google Compute Engine’s “instance templates” have been updated so that organizations can create VM instances from existing templates. Users ...

Esri acquires location data extraction company ClearTerra

Geographic information software company Esri Global Inc., which provides spatial analytics and other services to the defense industry and others, said today it has acquired the geospatial and activity-based intelligence provider ClearTerra for an undisclosed fee. Esri’s flagship product is its ArcGIS mapping and analytics platform, which provides contextual tools for mapping and spatial reasoning ...