Mike Wheatley

Mike Wheatley is a senior staff writer at SiliconANGLE. He loves to write about Big Data and the Internet of Things, and explore how these technologies are evolving and helping businesses to become more agile.

Before joining SiliconANGLE, Mike was an editor at Argophilia Travel News, an occassional contributer to The Epoch Times, and has also dabbled in SEO and social media marketing. He usually bases himself in Bangkok, Thailand, though he can often be found roaming through the jungles or chilling on a beach.

Got a news story or tip? Email Mike@SiliconANGLE.com.

Latest from Mike Wheatley

Nokia’s Suri says Cisco-Ericsson partnership validates his Alcatel-Lucent takeover

NEWS By MIKE WHEATLEY11 YEARS AGO

Nokia Oyj CEO Rajeev Suri said the recently announced partnership between Cisco Systems Ltd and Ericsson AB that will see the two companies resell each other’s products and services and develop new ones jointly, confirms that his decision to acquire Alcatel-Lucent SA …

Splice Machine revs up RDBMS solution with Apache Spark

NEWS By MIKE WHEATLEY11 YEARS AGO

Splice Machine Inc. has added some analytical muscle to its SQL-RDBMS-on-Hadoop solution by tapping into Apache Spark’s in-memory technology. The result is a hybrid SQL database businesses can use to perform transactional and analytical workloads in tandem. The database is already a …

Azerbaijan’s Internet access goes up in flames

NEWS By MIKE WHEATLEY11 YEARS AGO

The entire population of Azerbaijan was wiped off the Internet for several hours on Monday night, after a fire overwhelmed a data center operated by Delta Telecom, the main ISP in the country. Azerbaijan fell into the abyss at around 4 pm …

Citrix to split itself apart at shareholder’s behest; 1,000 layoffs to come

NEWS By MIKE WHEATLEY11 YEARS AGO

Beleaguered IT giant Citrix Systems Inc. has announced a major organizational reshuffle that will see it lay off around 1,000 full time staff and spin-off some of its most well-known technologies, while exiting other businesses entirely. The big news is that Citrix …

Microsoft targets enterprise security with $1bn Cyber Defense Operations Center

NEWS By MIKE WHEATLEY11 YEARS AGO

Microsoft has announced a major new initiative that will see the company build a holistic security platform incorporating the best attack detection, protection and response features built into the Azure cloud, Windows 10, Office 365 and a new Microsoft Enterprise Mobility Suite. …

EMC’s storage systems sink their teeth into the cloud

NEWS By MIKE WHEATLEY11 YEARS AGO

EMC Corp. today unveiled a range of new products and solutions aimed at seamlessly connecting primary storage and data protection systems to both public and private clouds. According to the company, the new products allow organizations to take advantage of the unlimited …

VMware cranks up container efforts with open-source Photon Controller

NEWS By MIKE WHEATLEY11 YEARS AGO

VMware Inc. has followed up on a promise it made earlier this year to open-source its Photon Controller. The Photon Controller is a component of VMware’s much-hyped Photon Platform, a new infrastructure stack built for running “cloud native” (or containerized) applications that …

Microsoft to roll out Windows 10 upgrades slower than first thought

NEWS By MIKE WHEATLEY11 YEARS AGO

Microsoft is likely to shift to a twice-a-year upgrade schedule for Windows 10, as opposed to the original three-times-a-year upgrade cycle it first proposed. Although no one from Microsoft has actually confirmed the new upgrade cycle, Gregg Keizer writes in ComputerWorld that …

CoreOS open-sources Clair to clean up container vulnerabilities

NEWS By MIKE WHEATLEY11 YEARS AGO

Container-loving CoreOS Inc. has just released a new scanning tool that checks for vulnerabilities in containers to the open-source community. The new tool is called “Clair”, and is described as an API-driven analysis engine that inspects containers on a layer-by-layer basis to …

Microsoft ‘kills off’ Project Astoria, its plan to emulate Android apps

NEWS By MIKE WHEATLEY11 YEARS AGO

Microsoft has apparently decided to kill off a controversial project to create an emulator that would allow Android apps to run on Windows 10 mobile devices. The initiative, called Project Astoria, was first announced by Microsoft in April, along with similar projects …

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Mike Wheatley

Latest from Mike Wheatley

Nokia’s Suri says Cisco-Ericsson partnership validates his Alcatel-Lucent takeover

Splice Machine revs up RDBMS solution with Apache Spark

Azerbaijan’s Internet access goes up in flames

Citrix to split itself apart at shareholder’s behest; 1,000 layoffs to come

Microsoft targets enterprise security with $1bn Cyber Defense Operations Center

EMC’s storage systems sink their teeth into the cloud

VMware cranks up container efforts with open-source Photon Controller

Microsoft to roll out Windows 10 upgrades slower than first thought

CoreOS open-sources Clair to clean up container vulnerabilities

Microsoft ‘kills off’ Project Astoria, its plan to emulate Android apps

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