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

Google’s digital assistant gets better at handling multiple requests

APPS By MIKE WHEATLEY8 YEARS AGO

Google LLC is improving its digital assistant’s capabilities, adding a new feature that’s meant to enable more fluid and open-ended conversations. Continued Conversation for Google Assistant, announced at Google’s I/O developer conference in May, is designed to make follow-up questions feel more realistic, …

Rackspace and HPE team on pay-as-you-go Kubernetes and VMware private clouds

CLOUD By MIKE WHEATLEY8 YEARS AGO

Managed services company Rackspace Inc. is adding the ability to pay-as-you-go to its Kubernetes and VMware private cloud services. The pay-as-you-go pricing options, which have long been available with public cloud services, are being made available thanks to a partnership with Hewlett …

Senzing uses real-time AI to hunt for insider threats

BIG DATA By MIKE WHEATLEY8 YEARS AGO

IBM Corp. spinout Senzing Inc. is launching what it calls the world’s first “entity resolution” software for fraud detection that uses artificial intelligence to detect bad actors accessing corporate data. Senzing’s bad guy hunting software is designed to identify “bad actors” who …

Lenovo unveils Neptune, a new liquid cooling system for data centers

INFRA By MIKE WHEATLEY8 YEARS AGO

The vast majority of data centers are kept cool using air-based data center cooling systems, but China’s Lenovo Group Ltd. is betting that things won’t always be that way, as it reckons water-based cooling tech will soon be a thing. Water-based cooling …

HPE launches GreenLake, a new hybrid cloud management service

CLOUD By MIKE WHEATLEY8 YEARS AGO

Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co. is getting into the hybrid cloud management game, launching a set of professional services today called HPE GreenLake Hybrid Cloud. The offering is designed to help customers manage and optimize workloads hosted in both public and on-premises clouds, …

Nvidia releases Kubernetes on graphics chips to accelerate deep-learning jobs

CLOUD By MIKE WHEATLEY8 YEARS AGO

Graphics processing units are becoming increasingly popular in the data center to accelerate data-intensive workloads such as machine learning and deep learning. Now, Nvidia Corp., the world’s largest maker of GPUs, is pushing another use case, pairing them with Kubernetes clusters as …

Database startup Crate.io lands $11M funding round

BIG DATA By MIKE WHEATLEY8 YEARS AGO

Crate.io Inc., developer of the specialized CrateDB database for real-time machine data and “internet of things” applications, said today it has raised $11 million in a funding round led by Zetta Venture Partners and Deutsche Invest Equity. In addition to the Series …

MIT researchers create a neural network that can process MRI scans in under a second

EMERGING TECH By MIKE WHEATLEY8 YEARS AGO

Researchers at MIT say they’ve developed an algorithm capable of processing magnetic resonance images in less than a second, in what could be a crucial development for the healthcare industry. Currently, doctors need to compare two separate MRI scans taken at different …

Senate votes to block President Trump’s deal to save China’s ZTE

INFRA By MIKE WHEATLEY8 YEARS AGO

The Senate voted Monday to block a deal by President Donald Trump’s administration that would have removed crippling sanctions on the Chinese telecommunications giant ZTE Corp. Senators voted to pass an annual defense policy bill that comes with a provision ensuring that penalties …

Lacework study highlights software container vulnerabilities

CLOUD By MIKE WHEATLEY8 YEARS AGO

New research shows that hundreds of organizations are deploying software containers in the public cloud without securing them first. Software containers, which are used by developers to build applications once that can run in any computing environment, provide benefits such as agility, …

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Mike Wheatley

Latest from Mike Wheatley

Google’s digital assistant gets better at handling multiple requests

Rackspace and HPE team on pay-as-you-go Kubernetes and VMware private clouds

Senzing uses real-time AI to hunt for insider threats

Lenovo unveils Neptune, a new liquid cooling system for data centers

Nvidia releases Kubernetes on graphics chips to accelerate deep-learning jobs

Database startup Crate.io lands $11M funding round

MIT researchers create a neural network that can process MRI scans in under a second

Senate votes to block President Trump’s deal to save China’s ZTE

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