Mike Wheatley, Author at SiliconANGLE

VMware announces new alliances around Liota IoT SDK

By Mike Wheatley Aug 24, 2016

Looking to bridge the gap between developers and IT, VMware Inc. has a series of partnerships in an effort to accelerate the deployment of the Internet of Things (IoT) in the enterprise. On Tuesday,…

IoT & Big Data accelerate tech M&A deals

By Mike Wheatley Aug 23, 2016

The Internet of Things (IoT) and Big Data analytics are driving a record number of merger and acquisition (M&A) deals, both for the second quarter of 2016 and the entire year to date, says…

NASA wants to sell the International Space Station to a commercial entity

By Mike Wheatley Aug 23, 2016

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) wants to sell off, or possibly donate the International Space Station (ISS) to private enterprise in the next few years. The agency is hoping to hand over…

ARM sets its sights on supercomputers with new chip design

By Mike Wheatley Aug 22, 2016

Fresh from having conquered the mobile market, U.K.-based microchip designer ARM Holdings Ltd. is now setting its sights on powering the world’s fastest computers. It’s just unveiled a new chip design for supercomputers, an…

Vendor survey: Cloud shift leads to exponential growth in security risks

By Mike Wheatley Aug 22, 2016

Enterprises are leaving themselves more vulnerable to attackers as they shift from on-premises workloads to cloud infrastructure, by increasing their “attackable surface area”, a new vendor survey warned last week. The CloudPassage Inc. study,…

CNN using drones to gather news footage

By Mike Wheatley Aug 21, 2016

The Cable News Network, better known as CNN, has become the first mainstream news broadcaster in the U.S. to adopt aerial drones in order to gather news footage. The broadcaster has a new CNN…

Why Nutanix independently validated itself on Cisco’s UCS

By Mike Wheatley Aug 21, 2016

Nutanix Inc. has gone and validated Cisco Systems Ltd.’s UCS C-Series servers to run its Enterprise Cloud Platform hyper-converged software. It means that Nutanix’s software can now run on three of the top four x86 server…

The Electronic Frontier Foundation rips into Microsoft on privacy

By Mike Wheatley Aug 19, 2016

The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) is pestering Microsoft over its Windows 10 operating system once again, ranting that the tech giant should introduce a “single unified screen” that lets users better control how the…

Airbus bids to launch a fleet of flying, autonomous taxis in just ten years

By Mike Wheatley Aug 18, 2016

What’s cooler than self-driving cars? Self-driving cars that can fly! Flying, autonomous vehicles have long been a staple of favorite sci-fi flicks like The Fifth Element and Back to the Future, but those who…

Facebook open-sources fastText, its AI bot-building library

By Mike Wheatley Aug 18, 2016

Artificial intelligence could soon get a whole lot smarter, after Facebook said it’s open-sourcing fastText, a library of code for text representation and classification that it uses to power its bots. The release comes…

Mike Wheatley

VMware announces new alliances around Liota IoT SDK

IoT & Big Data accelerate tech M&A deals

NASA wants to sell the International Space Station to a commercial entity

ARM sets its sights on supercomputers with new chip design

Vendor survey: Cloud shift leads to exponential growth in security risks

CNN using drones to gather news footage

Why Nutanix independently validated itself on Cisco’s UCS

The Electronic Frontier Foundation rips into Microsoft on privacy

Airbus bids to launch a fleet of flying, autonomous taxis in just ten years

Facebook open-sources fastText, its AI bot-building library

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