Mike Wheatley, Author at SiliconANGLE

Red Hat scales up Storage Server 3 with support for Hadoop

By Mike Wheatley Oct 6, 2014

Red Hat has revamped its Storage Server platform, adding support for the Hadoop framework and the ability to scale up to support larger volumes of data. Released last week, Red Hat Storage Server 3…

Divide and conquer: HP plans to split itself into two companies

By Mike Wheatley Oct 6, 2014

Hewlett-Packard Company (HP) is poised to split into two separate entities, according to an unconfirmed story in the Wall Street Journal. The restructuring move will result in one company that’s focused on building and…

Google proposes ‘Physical Web’ to replace apps for smart things

By Mike Wheatley Oct 3, 2014

When it comes to smart devices, in almost every case there’s an app for that. But in a world where almost every physical object can potentially be online, it won’t be practical to download an…

Adblock vows to defend users from Facebook’s new Atlas tracking tech

By Mike Wheatley Oct 3, 2014

Adblock has just thrown a wrench into Facebook’s bid for world ad-domination with the launch of its revamped Atlas people-tracking system. Atlas was quietly re-launched earlier this week, and not surprisingly the system didn’t…

VMware’s vSphere 6.0 release candidate is ready for testing

By Mike Wheatley Oct 3, 2014

Last month’s VMWorld show in San Francisco was notable for the lack of upgrades to VMware Inc.’s core vSphere virtualization platform. While a new beta version was announced, VMware didn’t say which version was…

Pica8 grabs $12.5M funding to show its software is key to SDN

By Mike Wheatley Oct 2, 2014

Software-defined networking (SDN) startup Pica8 Inc. has just announced a $12.5 million funding round led by VantagePoint Capital Partners, Cross Head and Pacific Venture Partners, bringing its total funding to more than $20 million.…

StackEngine wants to help organize your Docker containers

By Mike Wheatley Oct 2, 2014

Docker containers are one of the most hyped-up technologies of the last few years, but there’s still a long way to go before containers fulfill their potential of supplanting traditional virtualization. The key to moving Docker…

Open Data’s dirty secret: poor quality and potential for abuse

By Mike Wheatley Oct 2, 2014

This week the government released data on more than 4.4 million medical payment records in line with its Open Payments initiative, and it’s already come in for some strong criticism from the media. It’s…

Oracle makes a splash in the all-flash party with its FS1-2 arrays

By Mike Wheatley Oct 1, 2014

Oracle Corp. has burst back into the SAN storage scene with the launch of its new Oracle FS1-2 Flash Storage System, which is “like no other array on the market”, writes Wikibon analyst David…

Reddit gets $50m funding, plans new cryptocurrency to share the wealth

By Mike Wheatley Oct 1, 2014

Self-styled ‘front page of the Internet’ site Reddit.com is flush with case all of a sudden, after confirimg a new $50 million funding round. It’s a bucket-load of cash to be sure, but what’s…

Mike Wheatley

Red Hat scales up Storage Server 3 with support for Hadoop

Divide and conquer: HP plans to split itself into two companies

Google proposes ‘Physical Web’ to replace apps for smart things

Adblock vows to defend users from Facebook’s new Atlas tracking tech

VMware’s vSphere 6.0 release candidate is ready for testing

Pica8 grabs $12.5M funding to show its software is key to SDN

StackEngine wants to help organize your Docker containers

Open Data’s dirty secret: poor quality and potential for abuse

Oracle makes a splash in the all-flash party with its FS1-2 arrays

Reddit gets $50m funding, plans new cryptocurrency to share the wealth

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