Mike Wheatley, Author at SiliconANGLE

Microsoft unveils .NET Core 1.0, extends partnership with Red Hat

By Mike Wheatley Jun 28, 2016

Microsoft has made good on a pledge it made back in November 2014 to open-source the core parts of its .NET framework and its cousin, the web-focused ASP.NET Core. The two products have now…

No chance of Skynet: Forrester pours cold water on AI fears

By Mike Wheatley Jun 28, 2016

Forrester Research Inc. has weighed into the debate on artificial intelligence (AI) technology and its potential to one day steal everyone’s jobs, definitively stating that it won’t happen, and that it’s highly unlikely robots…

Pepperdata offers a free health check for Hadoop users

By Mike Wheatley Jun 27, 2016

Enterprises are falling over themselves to gain a competitive advantage using sophisticated tools like Hadoop, But as powerful as this technology is, Hadoop-based projects can quickly become a nightmare when performance problems work their…

Google tools up with its Spanner database, looks for a fight with AWS

By Mike Wheatley Jun 27, 2016

Google is said to be mulling the idea of commercializing a highly scalable, globally distributed database technology known as “Spanner”, which the company has been using in its own data centers for several years…

Intel looking to offload its Intel Security arm

By Mike Wheatley Jun 27, 2016

Intel is considering a sale of its Intel Security division, and has already spoken with several bankers in a bid to find a suitable buyer, the Financial Times reports. Intel Security was created after…

After the hype: Where containers make sense for IT organizations

By Mike Wheatley Jun 24, 2016

Container software and its related technologies are on fire, winning the hearts and minds of thousands of developers and catching the attention of hundreds of enterprises, as evidenced by the huge number of attendees…

Public cloud giants get security nod from FedRAMP

By Mike Wheatley Jun 24, 2016

Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure and the lesser known CSRA Inc. have landed a key authorization from the U.S. government that gives federal agencies permission to use their cloud-computing services to store highly sensitive…

Data Center survey shows enterprises waste little time in shifting to the cloud

By Mike Wheatley Jun 24, 2016

The cloud is absolutely not a fad. Instead, enterprises are falling over themselves to have public cloud providers reduce the burden of managing their IT, according to the results of a new study by…

Microsoft cozies up to Docker with enhanced container support

By Mike Wheatley Jun 22, 2016

Microsoft made a number of container-related announcements at DockerCon yesterday, saying its expanding support for the technology by integrating it more deeply with a number of its DevOps and enterprise tools. Docker’s ecosystem and…

Docker opens the doors to its new enterprise-focused app store

By Mike Wheatley Jun 22, 2016

Perhaps being influenced by the cliché that you’re just not cool if you don’t have your own app store, Docker Inc. yesterday launched the Docker Store in private beta, a new marketplace to showcase…

Mike Wheatley

Microsoft unveils .NET Core 1.0, extends partnership with Red Hat

No chance of Skynet: Forrester pours cold water on AI fears

Pepperdata offers a free health check for Hadoop users

Google tools up with its Spanner database, looks for a fight with AWS

Intel looking to offload its Intel Security arm

After the hype: Where containers make sense for IT organizations

Public cloud giants get security nod from FedRAMP

Data Center survey shows enterprises waste little time in shifting to the cloud

Microsoft cozies up to Docker with enhanced container support

Docker opens the doors to its new enterprise-focused app store

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