Mike Wheatley, Author at SiliconANGLE

Salesforce discloses $75m investments on AI startups in Q1

By Mike Wheatley May 24, 2016

Salesforce.com, Inc. has disclosed that it spent approximately $75 million on acquisitions in the last quarter, when it bought out three startups. The disclosure came via regulatory filings submitted to the U.S. Securities and…

Judges use biased, racist software to determine re-offending risk

By Mike Wheatley May 23, 2016

It came as a mild surprise to learn that some U.S. courts actually rely on software to predict the likelihood of convicted criminals re-offending when considering the sentences they hand out. But even more…

U.S. government publishes “voluntary best practices” for drone use

By Mike Wheatley May 22, 2016

Companies and individuals should refrain from using drones to spy on their employees or their neighbors, but for news organizations it’s well within their remit to do just that. At least, according to new…

DriveScale launches scale-out infrastructure platform, announces $15M series A

By Mike Wheatley May 22, 2016

China’s electronics manufacturing giant Hon Hai Precision Industry Co., Ltd., more commonly known as “Foxconn”, is one of several investors in a new enterprise infrastructure platform developer called DriveScale Inc. DriveScale burst out of…

Microsoft steps up its ‘green’ data center campaign

By Mike Wheatley May 22, 2016

Microsoft’s data center operations have been officially “carbon-neutral” since 2012, but that’s not nearly good enough for Redmond’s environmentally-friendly bods. They’re not satisfied, because legal loopholes mean that data center operators don’t actually have…

Aqua Security intros a layered approach to container security & compliance

By Mike Wheatley May 20, 2016

The container security landscape has seen some significant developments over the last year, with Docker Inc. releasing its Docker Security Scanning tool and CoreOS Inc. launching its own Clair security tool. Now, a new…

Jenkins migrates its infrastructure onto Microsoft Azure

By Mike Wheatley May 20, 2016

The open-source Jenkins Project has revealed it’s collaborating with Microsoft to utilize Azure cloud resources to meet its growing infrastructure needs. Jenkins, a continuous integration and delivery solution that’s extremely popular with developers, will…

Mike Wheatley

Salesforce discloses $75m investments on AI startups in Q1

Judges use biased, racist software to determine re-offending risk

U.S. government publishes “voluntary best practices” for drone use

DriveScale launches scale-out infrastructure platform, announces $15M series A

Microsoft steps up its ‘green’ data center campaign

Aqua Security intros a layered approach to container security & compliance

Jenkins migrates its infrastructure onto Microsoft Azure

Salesforce expands relationship with AWS as it claims “best ever” opening quarter

Gartner shows PC vendors how to boost their profits

VMware ditches Windows for all-new HTML 5 vSphere client

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