Mike Wheatley, Author at SiliconANGLE

Apple & Samsung are planning to kill off the removable SIM card

By Mike Wheatley Jul 17, 2015

Apple and Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., are reportedly holding talks on how to standardize and implement embedded SIM cards in future smartphones. According to The Financial Times, the two smartphone giants are close to…

DataSift launches VEDO Intent to squeeze insights out of social media

By Mike Wheatley Jul 17, 2015

London-based human intelligence firm DataSift is evolving its social media analysis platform with the integration of machine learning-based algorithms. By doing so, DataSift says it can provide its customers with better insights into what…

Microsoft to ship Windows 10 on USBs next month

By Mike Wheatley Jul 17, 2015

Just as Microsoft blogger Paul Thurrott predicted one month ago, Microsoft is set to distribute copies of its Windows 10 operating system on USB thumb drives. The USBs are now available for pre-order on…

Mesosphere unveils first SDK for building distributed apps on DCOS

By Mike Wheatley Jul 16, 2015

Mesosphere Inc., a startup that’s building a suite of open-source infrastructure tools based on the Apache Mesos project that enables data centers to be virtualized, has announced the availability of new programs and tools…

Microsoft adds limited support for Linux on Azure cloud

By Mike Wheatley Jul 16, 2015

Microsoft has done the previously unthinkable and said it will now provide “limited support for major Linux distributions, third-party and open-source technologies” on its Azure cloud. The move is a big departure from Microsoft’s…

Intel’s “tick-tock” strategy goes awry as 10nm Cannonlake is delayed

By Mike Wheatley Jul 16, 2015

Intel Corp. has upset IT’s applecart by announcing a big change to its chip development plans. As it announced its second quarter results, the company confirmed it’s planning to build a third generation of…

Intel profits slide even as it beats Wall St. estimates

By Mike Wheatley Jul 16, 2015

Struggling Intel Corp. somehow managed to beat out analysts expectations in the second quarter of fiscal 2015, even though its results were worse than in the previous quarter. Intel’s Client Computing Group, the division…

Google Cloud Platform cozies up to Windows Server

By Mike Wheatley Jul 15, 2015

Google has just announced expanded support for Windows on its Google Cloud Platform, in a move the company hopes will help it to lure in more enterprise customers. Windows Server 2012 R2 and Windows…

China’s Tsinghua Unigroup weighs up $23B takeover of Micron

By Mike Wheatley Jul 15, 2015

Chinese government-backed Tsinghua Unigroup is said to be interested in acquiring U.S.-owned semiconductor firm Micron Technology Inc. in a $23 billion deal that would boost China’s efforts to become less dependent on foreign technology.…

Rackspace gets fanatical about Microsoft Azure

By Mike Wheatley Jul 14, 2015

Rackspace Inc. has jumped into bed with Microsoft in a new relationship that’ll see it provide managed support for Azure and also resell its cloud services. Announced at Microsoft’s Worldwide Partner Conference in Orlando,…

Mike Wheatley

Apple & Samsung are planning to kill off the removable SIM card

DataSift launches VEDO Intent to squeeze insights out of social media

Microsoft to ship Windows 10 on USBs next month

Mesosphere unveils first SDK for building distributed apps on DCOS

Microsoft adds limited support for Linux on Azure cloud

Intel’s “tick-tock” strategy goes awry as 10nm Cannonlake is delayed

Intel profits slide even as it beats Wall St. estimates

Google Cloud Platform cozies up to Windows Server

China’s Tsinghua Unigroup weighs up $23B takeover of Micron

Rackspace gets fanatical about Microsoft Azure

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