Mike Wheatley, Author at SiliconANGLE

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Google targets India with improved translation tools and language support

By Mike Wheatley Apr 27, 2017

Google Inc. is ramping up its effort to get more Indians online with the introduction of improved language support across multiple products. Internet users in the Indian subcontinent currently number around 400 million, but…

Cloud

HPE discontinues its OpenSDN networking product suite

By Mike Wheatley Apr 27, 2017

Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co. has apparently shut down its OpenSDN software-defined networking platform, though it made no official announcement about the decision. The OpenSDN suite’s products include the HPE OpenSDN 1.0 Data Center Networking…

Apps

ServiceNow shares surge on strong first-quarter earnings

By Mike Wheatley Apr 26, 2017

ServiceNow Inc. today pulled another successful quarter out the bag, posting first-quarter earnings that once again surpassed analyst’s expectations. The company, which sells software for automating workflows and tracking business processes, announced a profit of…

Apps

OverOps lands $30 million to tell developers why their apps crash

By Mike Wheatley Apr 26, 2017

OverOps Inc., an Israeli company that provides tools for developers to monitor their applications and understand the root cause of errors, has just raised $30 million in a Series C funding round. The company…

Emerging Tech

Oracle is creating a new startup focused on emerging tech

By Mike Wheatley Apr 26, 2017

Better late than never appears to be the mantra at Oracle Corp., at least when it comes to embracing the latest hot technologies. The database giant, which was famously late to embrace cloud computing…

Apps

Security concerns accelerate Windows 10 adoption, Gartner says

By Mike Wheatley Apr 25, 2017

Microsoft Corp.’s efforts to showcase Windows 10’s security credentials appear to be paying off, as enterprises deploy the operating system at a much faster pace than they did when shifting from Windows XP to…

Infra

George Soros fund buys Violin Memory out of bankruptcy

By Mike Wheatley Apr 25, 2017

All-flash memory storage supplier Violin Memory Inc. has finally emerged from bankruptcy after selling itself to Quantum Partners LP, a private investment fund managed by Soros Fund Management LLC. Violin’s assets were acquired in…

Big Data

Apache Metron, a network security tool, becomes the ASF’s latest top-level project

By Mike Wheatley Apr 25, 2017

Another new open-source project is being welcomed into the Apache Software Foundation’s stable, this time with a focus on cyber security. Apache Metron is the ASF’s latest top-level project, billed as an application framework…

Cloud

EdgeX Foundry project aims to standardize Internet of Things at the network edge

By Mike Wheatley Apr 24, 2017

It’s no secret that security concerns are holding back the Internet of Things, and much of the blame can be placed on a lack of common IoT development standards. To address this, the Linux…

Cloud

Micron and Microsoft team up to harden Internet of Things security

By Mike Wheatley Apr 24, 2017

Security is often one of the main barriers to adoption for just about every new technology that emerges, and it’s no different in the Internet of Things, where a recent survey described the situation as “complex and…

Mike Wheatley

Google targets India with improved translation tools and language support

HPE discontinues its OpenSDN networking product suite

OverOps lands $30 million to tell developers why their apps crash

Security concerns accelerate Windows 10 adoption, Gartner says

George Soros fund buys Violin Memory out of bankruptcy

Apache Metron, a network security tool, becomes the ASF’s latest top-level project

Micron and Microsoft team up to harden Internet of Things security

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