Mike Wheatley, Author at SiliconANGLE

Beware: Stealth ransomware posing as Windows 10 installer

By Mike Wheatley Aug 3, 2015

Cybercriminals are taking advantage of the Windows 10 rollout to try and trick unsuspecting netizens into downloading a particularly nasty variant of ransomware, according to reports. First reports of the malware came from Cisco…

Azul launches “health check” for Apache Cassandra deployments

By Mike Wheatley Aug 3, 2015

Azul Systems, Inc., has just released a new tool to help enterprises optimize their Apache Cassandra deployments on the fly. Azul is a developer of runtime platforms for executing Java-based applications, and Cassandra HealthCheck…

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Wikibon CTO urges caution over 3D XPoint memory tech

By Mike Wheatley Aug 1, 2015

Intel Corp. and Micron Technology Inc., set the IT world abuzz this week when they unveiled their new 3D XPoint memory tech that offers up to 1,000 times the performance and endurance of regular NAND…

ElasticHosts launches Spring.io, a pay-as-you-go cloud container service

By Mike Wheatley Jul 31, 2015

Cloud hosting provider ElasticHosts Ltd. has lifted the lid off of Springs.io, a container-based cloud infrastructure service that offers “elastic capacity scaling” with pay-per-use billing. The company claims the service is priced lower than…

Google Glass 2.0: Back to work in the enterprise?

By Mike Wheatley Jul 31, 2015

It’s probably unfair to say that Google Glass flopped as a consumer product, but for a number of reasons Google deemed that its wearable technology wasn’t quite ready for the masses. Even so, Google…

Cloudera partners with EMC to offer “Cloudera-on-Isilon” solution

By Mike Wheatley Jul 31, 2015

Hadoop heavyweight Cloudera Inc. has just signed on with EMC Corp.’s Technology Connect partner program, which means that EMC customers can now license Cloudera Enterprise directly from the storage giant and its reseller partners.…

How many “cloud giants” are there anyway?

By Mike Wheatley Jul 30, 2015

Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft, IBM and Google are blazing a trail as the “Big Four” leaders in cloud infrastructure services, seizing control of over half the market, according to a new report from…

Sri Lanka to get blanket Web access via Google’s Project Loon

By Mike Wheatley Jul 30, 2015

Sri Lanka is all set to receive blanket Internet coverage throughout the country after it penned a deal with Google to deploy its Project Loon across its territory. On Wednesday, Sri Lanka said it…

Intel & Micron unleash 3D XPoint, a new class of memory tech

By Mike Wheatley Jul 29, 2015

Silicon chip giants Intel Corp. and Micron Technology Inc. have unveiled a totally new kind of memory technology called 3D Xpoint that they say offers up to 1,000 times the performance and endurance of…

Amazon proposes dedicated airspace for commercial drones

By Mike Wheatley Jul 29, 2015

Far from being a joke, or some astute marketing ploy, Amazon.com Inc. is deadly serious about its audacious plan to create “delivery drones”, and has drafted new proposals to regulate commercial UAVs in the…

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Beware: Stealth ransomware posing as Windows 10 installer

Azul launches “health check” for Apache Cassandra deployments

Wikibon CTO urges caution over 3D XPoint memory tech

ElasticHosts launches Spring.io, a pay-as-you-go cloud container service

Google Glass 2.0: Back to work in the enterprise?

Cloudera partners with EMC to offer “Cloudera-on-Isilon” solution

Sri Lanka to get blanket Web access via Google’s Project Loon

Intel & Micron unleash 3D XPoint, a new class of memory tech

Amazon proposes dedicated airspace for commercial drones

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