Mike Wheatley, Author at SiliconANGLE

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Microsoft’s SQL Server-on-Linux won’t arrive until next year

By Mike Wheatley Mar 22, 2016

Microsoft has provided more details about its SQL-Server-on-Linux strategy, a previously unimaginable new coupling that will see Microsoft’s popular database software, SQL Server, appear on Linux operating systems for the first time. As my…

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New York considers tax breaks for developers of open-source software

By Mike Wheatley Mar 21, 2016

New York state’s assembly is set to consider a new bill that would provide tax breaks for open-source software developers. Senator Daniel Squadron (D)’s proposed NY senate bill S161, which is also sponsored by…

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Google eyes triple acquisition of Shopify, Namely & Xactly to boost cloud portfolio

By Mike Wheatley Mar 21, 2016

Google might be trailing Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure in the public cloud, but the search giant-cum-infrastructure provider isn’t giving up the chase just yet – on the contrary, it’s all set to…

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CoreOS bids to clean up container security with Clair 1.0

By Mike Wheatley Mar 21, 2016

Container software maker CoreOS Inc. has often criticized its blue-chip rival Docker Inc. for security flaws, saying the CoreOS own design is a lot safer. Now, the company has gone a step further in…

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Stack Overflow survey: JavaScript is No. 1, but Spark is where the big bucks are

By Mike Wheatley Mar 18, 2016

Stack Overflow, the popular developer forum and online hangout, has just released the results of its 2016 Stack Overflow Developer Survey, which is considered by many to be one of the best takes on…

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Google gives up on robots, looks to sell Boston Dynamics

By Mike Wheatley Mar 18, 2016

If you were worried that Google was plotting to take over the world with its impressively horrifying robotic creations designed with the military in mind, well there’s good news – that’s not going to…

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Google open-sources its load balancing train, Maglev

By Mike Wheatley Mar 17, 2016

Google says it’s going to open-source its Maglev load-balancing tool to developers, in a move that will also provide a boost to its own infrastructure. Google engineers Daniel Eisenbud and Paul Newson explained in…

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Google takes marketing to the extreme with Analytics 360 suite

By Mike Wheatley Mar 17, 2016

Google is throwing down the gauntlet to Adobe Inc.’s Marketing Cloud service with the release of several new tools aimed at enterprise marketers. Launched on Tuesday,Google’s Analytics 360 suite encompasses several integrated data and…

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Amazon files ‘pay-by-selfie’ patent application for online purchases

By Mike Wheatley Mar 17, 2016

Instead of entering a password or credit card number every time you want to purchase something online, soon you might just be able to take a selfie and have done with it. Retail giant…

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VMware adds HTML-5 Host Client to vSphere 6.0

By Mike Wheatley Mar 17, 2016

VMware Inc. has added a new HTML-5 Web interface to vSphere 6.0 in what is the second major update for the tool. vSphere 6.0’s new Host Client is derived from what VMware calls a…

Mike Wheatley

Microsoft’s SQL Server-on-Linux won’t arrive until next year

New York considers tax breaks for developers of open-source software

Google eyes triple acquisition of Shopify, Namely & Xactly to boost cloud portfolio

CoreOS bids to clean up container security with Clair 1.0

Stack Overflow survey: JavaScript is No. 1, but Spark is where the big bucks are

Google gives up on robots, looks to sell Boston Dynamics

Google open-sources its load balancing train, Maglev

Google takes marketing to the extreme with Analytics 360 suite

Amazon files ‘pay-by-selfie’ patent application for online purchases

VMware adds HTML-5 Host Client to vSphere 6.0

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