Mike Wheatley, Author at SiliconANGLE

Cloudera establishes China base to head up Hadoop’s next revolution

By Mike Wheatley Dec 16, 2014

Intel-backed Hadoop vendor Cloudera Inc. is hoping to export the Big Data craze to China with the opening of three offices in the country, its just announced. Cloudera already has a small Asian presence…

CISO’s influence grows as cloud envelops the enterprise

By Mike Wheatley Dec 16, 2014

In case you need any more evidence that enterprises no longer see the cloud as a security threat, here it is straight from the horse’s mouth – almost 90 percent of IT security leaders…

Computer model shows Alcatraz escapees likely to have perished

By Mike Wheatley Dec 15, 2014

The mystery of three prisoners who famously escaped from the Alcatraz maximum security jail in San Francisco Bay may have finally been solved, thanks to Big Data and computer modelling. In 1962, convicted bank…

Uber hits back at regulators with massive lobbying effort

By Mike Wheatley Dec 15, 2014

We’ve all had bad weeks before where nothing ever seems to go right for us. But few of us have had it quite as tough as Uber Inc. has had it over the last…

Windows 10 Build 9901 leak gives first look at Cortana on the desktop

By Mike Wheatley Dec 15, 2014

Microsoft’s boffins are working overtime to get Windows 10 up to scratch in time for its big release early next year. But that hasn’t stopped someone from spilling the beans so to speak, and…

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Docker dodges another security flaw with new patch

By Mike Wheatley Dec 15, 2014

Docker’s container tech has been hit by more security woes, with the revelation that an earlier security patch has led to a brand new vulnerability being discovered in the software. Docker rolled out version…

UK researchers reveal plans for an “Internet of sheep”

By Mike Wheatley Dec 12, 2014

Smart cities might be all the rage here in the USA, but in England the Internet of Things is spreading its tentacles outside of its urban centers, deep into the countryside. Computer scientists at…

CenturyLink snaps up Cognilytics to beef up its cloud services

By Mike Wheatley Dec 12, 2014

Telecommunications giant CenturyLink Inc. has swooped to make its second major acquisition of the week, buying up Big Data analytics provider Cognilytics. It comes just days after CenturyLink snapped up DataGardens, which offers a…

Google scraps its news service in Spain

By Mike Wheatley Dec 11, 2014

Google has decided to stop offering its Google News service in Spain after the government there decided to revamp its copyright laws, giving media companies the right to be remunerated by news aggregators. Rather…

FAA approves 4 companies to use drones for commercial purposes

By Mike Wheatley Dec 11, 2014

Despite recently proposing guidelines that would make it almost impossible for businesses to fly drones for commercial purposes, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has suddenly gone and granted permission for four companies to use…

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Cloudera establishes China base to head up Hadoop’s next revolution

Computer model shows Alcatraz escapees likely to have perished

Uber hits back at regulators with massive lobbying effort

Windows 10 Build 9901 leak gives first look at Cortana on the desktop

Docker dodges another security flaw with new patch

UK researchers reveal plans for an “Internet of sheep”

Google scraps its news service in Spain

FAA approves 4 companies to use drones for commercial purposes

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