Mike Wheatley, Author at SiliconANGLE

Microsoft Azure cloud hit by hours-long service interruption

By Mike Wheatley Aug 18, 2014

Microsoft Corp., was hit by the Monday morning blues in a bad way yesterday, when its Azure cloud was hit by partial and full service interruptions to several services across multiple regions. Here’s the…

Containers & KVMs go head-to-head in IBM Research study

By Mike Wheatley Aug 18, 2014

IBM Research Division has just published a paper detailing a side-by-side comparison of Docker containers versus the KVM hypervisor, highlighting the latter’s cost when used with NAT or AUFS, and questioning the wisdom of…

IBM’s X86 server sale to Lenovo gets a green light

By Mike Wheatley Aug 18, 2014

The sale of IBM Corp’s low-end server division to China’s Lenovo Group Ltd., has finally been granted the go-ahead by US regulators. The Committee on Foreign Investment (CFIUS) has given the thumbs up to the…

Ditch Windows 7 now to avoid migration headaches, says Gartner

By Mike Wheatley Aug 18, 2014

So you’ve finally decided to take heed of the warnings and upgrade your old Windows XP PCs ? That’s great, but now you should start planning ditch Windows 7 too. That’s the advice of…

Visual Studio Online hit by another major outage

By Mike Wheatley Aug 15, 2014

Microsoft Corp’s Visual Studio Online service for software developers was hit by its second major outage in the space of a month yesterday, and was inaccessible to users for about four hours. Microsoft has…

Oracle rolls out 32-core SPARC M7 chip with in-memory processing

By Mike Wheatley Aug 15, 2014

Say what you like about Oracle Corporation’s CEO Larry Ellision, but he’s sticking to his guns this time around. When his company acquired Sun Microsystems for $7.4 billion back in 2010, he said that…

Can technology help to cure depression?

By Mike Wheatley Aug 15, 2014

In the wake of Robin William’s tragic suicide following years of suffering from depression, the spotlight has fallen on ways to treat the illness and prevent future deaths. The focus has always been on…

Intel battles Parkinson’s disease with Big Data and wearable tech

By Mike Wheatley Aug 14, 2014

Intel Corporation wants to use wearable technology to combat Parkinson’s Disease. While other companies fiddle around with wrist bands designed to improve our fitness or track our heart rates, the chip maker has teamed…

OpenStack adds hosted private cloud category to marketplace

By Mike Wheatley Aug 14, 2014

OpenStack has just added a new Hosted Private Cloud category to its Marketplace vendor comparison site, in a move it says represents growing interest in the option from customers. The new category includes products…

Google, HP reported to be teaming on Google Now for business

By Mike Wheatley Aug 14, 2014

Android has struggled to make inroads in the enterprise market so far, but Google isn’t about to throw in the towel just yet. Rumors emerged yesterday that the search giant is teaming up with…

Mike Wheatley

Microsoft Azure cloud hit by hours-long service interruption

Containers & KVMs go head-to-head in IBM Research study

IBM’s X86 server sale to Lenovo gets a green light

Ditch Windows 7 now to avoid migration headaches, says Gartner

Visual Studio Online hit by another major outage

Oracle rolls out 32-core SPARC M7 chip with in-memory processing

Intel battles Parkinson’s disease with Big Data and wearable tech

OpenStack adds hosted private cloud category to marketplace

Google, HP reported to be teaming on Google Now for business

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