Mike Wheatley, Author at SiliconANGLE

IBM adds analysis, speech, text & visuals to Watson Developer Cloud

By Mike Wheatley Feb 6, 2015

IBM is adding to Watson’s roster of online services that developers can use to enhance their applications with data processing and analysis capabilities. Since its October 2013, the Watson Developer Cloud has built up…

Oracle throws its Linux distro into the Docker mix

By Mike Wheatley Feb 6, 2015

The hype around Docker shows no signs of abating, and now Oracle is hoping to get in on the action and potentially make a profit. The database giant has just made images of the…

Flocker creator ClusterHQ gets $12M to simplify container data management

By Mike Wheatley Feb 5, 2015

ClusterHQ, a little-known startup that’s driving development of the open-source Flocker container manager, believes there’s a fortune to be made by whoever can capitalize on the nascent technology. And now, thanks to a new…

Apache Spark: Hadoop friend or foe?

By Mike Wheatley Feb 5, 2015

Apache Spark is the tech du jour in Big Data right now. Its ability to provide speedy performance against huge volumes of data has made such a splash that some people are even beginning to…

SAP revamps its main Business Suite to run on in-memory HANA

By Mike Wheatley Feb 4, 2015

German software giant SAP has just unveiled the next generation of its flagship Business Suite that’s married to its HANA in-memory database platform. The new business suite, called SAP S/4Hana, is designed to bring…

Alibaba delivery drones take-off in 3-day pilot scheme

By Mike Wheatley Feb 4, 2015

Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. has stolen a march on Amazon.com, and is now testing a drone-based delivery service, according to a post on the Taobao website. The extremely limited pilot program that…

DARPA wants behavior-based biometrics to replace passwords

By Mike Wheatley Feb 3, 2015

The United States’ military mad-tech unit, better known as DARPA (the Defence Advanced Research Projects Agency) is building a behavior-based biometric identification system that it believes could one day replace traditional passwords. DARPA apparently…

Intel’s new chips cut the cord with wireless docking & display tech

By Mike Wheatley Jan 30, 2015

Intel has just made its latest bid to persuade enterprises to upgrade their PCs with the release of its 5th generation Intel Core vPro Broadwell chip. This time around, its teasing the prospect of…

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Building the IIoT: The next industrial revolution

By Mike Wheatley Jan 30, 2015

The economic potential of the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) is simply too massive for enterprises to ignore. Accenture LLP says it could add as much as $14 trillion to the world’s economy by…

Microsoft invests in Cyanogen’s custom ROM to “take Android away from Google”

By Mike Wheatley Jan 30, 2015

Microsoft is reportedly investing in an alternative Android firmware startup called Cyanogen, Inc., which builds the popular Cyanogenmod version of Google’s mobile operating system. The Wall Street Journal claims Microsoft would be a “minority…

Mike Wheatley

IBM adds analysis, speech, text & visuals to Watson Developer Cloud

Oracle throws its Linux distro into the Docker mix

Flocker creator ClusterHQ gets $12M to simplify container data management

Apache Spark: Hadoop friend or foe?

SAP revamps its main Business Suite to run on in-memory HANA

Alibaba delivery drones take-off in 3-day pilot scheme

DARPA wants behavior-based biometrics to replace passwords

Intel’s new chips cut the cord with wireless docking & display tech

Building the IIoT: The next industrial revolution

Microsoft invests in Cyanogen’s custom ROM to “take Android away from Google”

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