Mike Wheatley, Author at SiliconANGLE

CoreOS snaps up Quay.io to deliver private Docker Repositories

By Mike Wheatley Aug 14, 2014

The lightweight Linux vendor CoreOS has made a move to flesh out its business offerings by snapping up Docker container hosting firm Quay.io for an undisclosed sum. Quay.io has developed software that companies can…

There’s big bucks in Big Data, but will we be left poorer for it?

By Mike Wheatley Aug 13, 2014

We see stories about how Big Data’s potential to change the world almost every day, especially where big business is concerned. But few people discussed the negatives it could have, such as its potential…

VMware spreads some container love

By Mike Wheatley Aug 13, 2014

There’s few more exciting topics in infrastructure software than containerization at the moment, and with good reason too. As an easy-to-use and lightweight alternative to virtualization, there’s been lots of discussion about it either…

Internet troubles today? You can blame it on IPv4

By Mike Wheatley Aug 13, 2014

You might have heard something about Internet Protocol version 4 (IPv4) causing possible connectivity problems in future if web users don’t begin using the newer IPv6. Well, those problems have arrived, with numerous websites…

Walking in a data-wonderland: Big Data meets virtual reality

By Mike Wheatley Aug 12, 2014

One of the biggest challenges of Big Data is that the human mind is just too feeble to comprehend such vast amounts of information. Our brains become overwhelmed by petabytes of data, but EU…

Cortana set to land inside Windows 9

By Mike Wheatley Aug 12, 2014

Microsoft Corp., wants to make your life easier, and to do so it’s planning to integrate Cortana – the Siri-like digital assistant from Windows Phone – into its next Windows desktop release. The first…

Google Compute Engine expands reach with new zones in US & Asia

By Mike Wheatley Aug 11, 2014

Google Inc., has upped the ante by adding two new compute zones for its Google Compute Engine as it bids for superiority over rivals Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure. The world’s biggest ad…

Oracle’s data redaction security trashed at Defcon 22

By Mike Wheatley Aug 11, 2014

Oracle Corporation’s Database 12c has come under attack at the Defcon 22 conference in Las Vegas, where a researcher has demonstrated how easy it is to subvert its much-hyped data redaction feature. David Litchfield,…

Think you’re an expert in IoT? Now’s your chance to prove it

By Mike Wheatley Aug 11, 2014

The Internet of Things is one of the biggest buzzwords in any discussion on what the future of our increasingly connected world has in store. Indeed, such is the enthusiasm around IoT, it sometimes…

Adatao bids to make Big Data easy for everyone

By Mike Wheatley Aug 8, 2014

Big Data startup Adatao Inc., is bidding to make business intelligence not just easier, but also more accessible. It’s doing so by attempting to bridge the gap between data scientists and non-techies, in a…

Mike Wheatley

CoreOS snaps up Quay.io to deliver private Docker Repositories

There’s big bucks in Big Data, but will we be left poorer for it?

VMware spreads some container love

Internet troubles today? You can blame it on IPv4

Walking in a data-wonderland: Big Data meets virtual reality

Cortana set to land inside Windows 9

Google Compute Engine expands reach with new zones in US & Asia

Oracle’s data redaction security trashed at Defcon 22

Think you’re an expert in IoT? Now’s your chance to prove it

Adatao bids to make Big Data easy for everyone

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