Mike Wheatley, Author at SiliconANGLE

Cloud

Mirantis combines OpenStack and Kubernetes in a single package with continuous update model

By Mike Wheatley Apr 19, 2017

Private cloud infrastructure company Mirantis Inc., which offers commercially supported distributions of both OpenStack and Kubernetes for running applications on private clouds, is bundling the two platforms into a single package. The Sunnyvale, California-based…

Emerging Tech

Facebook’s Caffe2 framework brings AI to low-power mobile devices

By Mike Wheatley Apr 19, 2017

Aiming to bring artificial intelligence to low-power mobile devices so they can recognize objects in images, Facebook Inc. released into open source a new deep learning framework at its F8 developer conference Tuesday. Called…

Cloud

Intel stops funding OpenStack initiative, but remains as ‘committed’ as ever

By Mike Wheatley Apr 18, 2017

Intel Corp. has turned its back on a major OpenStack initiative it founded with Rackspace Inc., but all parties concerned nonetheless insist that there’s no problem, and Intel said it remains committed to the…

Cloud

Fastly launches edge cloud platform to speed up content delivery at the network edge

By Mike Wheatley Apr 18, 2017

Fastly Inc. is expanding beyond its content delivery network roots with the introduction of a new “edge cloud” platform that offers a range of new capabilities for developers at the edge of the network.…

Big Data

Continuum Analytics’ Anaconda data science platform gets IBM Power boost

By Mike Wheatley Apr 18, 2017

IBM Corp. is making the Anaconda data science platform available on its Cognitive Systems platform in collaboration with Continuum Analytics. In addition, the company announced the formation of a machine learning work group within…

Apps

In new update, Microsoft Flow gets more streamlined approvals

By Mike Wheatley Apr 17, 2017

Microsoft Corp. today updated its Flow task automation tool with new capabilities that among other things speed up the approval process. Microsoft launched Flow in November as a competing platform to the popular workflow automation…

Apps

Princeton researchers may have just won the ad blocking war – for now, anyway

By Mike Wheatley Apr 17, 2017

A Princeton University researcher may have just dealt Facebook Inc. a sucker punch in its war against ad blockers, creating a new tool that goes undetected by the company’s anti-ad-blocking software. Computer scientist Arvind…

Apps

Google quietly launches a new job applicant tracking service

By Mike Wheatley Apr 14, 2017

Google Inc. has quietly introduced a new job advertising service called “Google Hire” that appears to have been developed by Bebop, a startup created by VMware Inc. co-founder Diane Greene that the search giant…

Infra

Report: Struggling database provider Basho said to be looking for a buyer

By Mike Wheatley Apr 14, 2017

Basho Technologies Inc., the company that develops the popular Riak NoSQL database, is looking to sell itself after seeing its growth stall, according to reports. The Register cites a “source close to Basho” as…

Apps

Microsoft stops fixing older Windows versions on newer PCs

By Mike Wheatley Apr 13, 2017

Microsoft Corp. will no longer be providing software updates to anyone running an older version of Windows even on computers powered by the latest Intel Corp. and Advanced Micro Devices Inc. microprocessors. The company…

Mike Wheatley

Mirantis combines OpenStack and Kubernetes in a single package with continuous update model

Facebook’s Caffe2 framework brings AI to low-power mobile devices

Intel stops funding OpenStack initiative, but remains as ‘committed’ as ever

Fastly launches edge cloud platform to speed up content delivery at the network edge

Continuum Analytics’ Anaconda data science platform gets IBM Power boost

In new update, Microsoft Flow gets more streamlined approvals

Princeton researchers may have just won the ad blocking war – for now, anyway

Google quietly launches a new job applicant tracking service

Report: Struggling database provider Basho said to be looking for a buyer

Microsoft stops fixing older Windows versions on newer PCs

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