Mike Wheatley, Author at SiliconANGLE

The Internet of deadly things: IoT security almost non-existent

By Mike Wheatley Jul 29, 2014

The Internet of Things has the potential to transform our lives, but the security vulnerabilities it introduces have the potential to derail our lives, too. According to a freshly baked Hewlett-Packard Co. study, a worryingly…

Lightweight Linux distro CoreOS gets production-ready

By Mike Wheatley Jul 29, 2014

Developers of the stripped-down CoreOS Linux distro have delivered its first ever production-ready release with version 367.1.0 of the platform. CoreOS is a radical departure from other popular Linux distributions. Designed to be extremely…

VMware patent reveals worries about Docker incursion

By Mike Wheatley Jul 29, 2014

The rapid rise of Docker and its containerization technology has proponents of virtualization quaking in their boots, and there may be good reason. While no one is denying that virtualization is powerful, it does…

GlobalFoundries reportedly pulls out of deal to buy IBM’s chip business

By Mike Wheatley Jul 28, 2014

IBM’s hopes of pulling off another fire-sale of one of its businesses look to have been dashed, with reports suggesting that GlobalFoundries, Inc. has pulled out of a deal to buy IBM’s loss-making semiconductor…

Rackspace powers up bare-metal cloud servers

By Mike Wheatley Jul 28, 2014

Rackspace, Inc. has just revealed pricing for its new OnMetal servers, which are now generally available following a limited trial phase. The dedicated, single-tenant bare-metal machines are designed for applications that can run without…

US consular database crash: Not a good time to renew your passport

By Mike Wheatley Jul 28, 2014

Thousands of travellers awaiting US passports and visas have been left on tenterhooks following an unspecified glitch in a database used by the Bureau of Consular Affairs, according to officials from the State Department.…

StorPool splashes its flash into Virtual SAN

By Mike Wheatley Jul 25, 2014

Bulgarian startup StorPool is hoping to expand its reach with the launch of a new private beta test of its virtual SAN technology. StorPool builds a virtual SAN using aggregated storage in a Linux…

Oracle’s in-memory tech switched on by default in latest patch

By Mike Wheatley Jul 25, 2014

Oracle database users will be interested to know that the company has just pushed out “the most comprehensive patch set” it’s ever released, and it comes with some eye-wateringly expensive add-ons. Oracle Database 12.1.0.2…

Big, bad data: What’s the big deal over data quality?

By Mike Wheatley Jul 25, 2014

Big Data is rapidly expanding, and the nature of this data is more complex and varied than ever before. The concept brings with it a new world of insights and possibilities for organizations, but…

Doubling down on data governance | #MITIQ

By Mike Wheatley Jul 24, 2014

Data is valuable. As the challenge of protecting customer data mounts, more and more businesses are embracing data-governance strategies to manage the information that serves as the lifeblood of the company. Without a doubt,…

Mike Wheatley

The Internet of deadly things: IoT security almost non-existent

Lightweight Linux distro CoreOS gets production-ready

VMware patent reveals worries about Docker incursion

GlobalFoundries reportedly pulls out of deal to buy IBM’s chip business

Rackspace powers up bare-metal cloud servers

US consular database crash: Not a good time to renew your passport

StorPool splashes its flash into Virtual SAN

Oracle’s in-memory tech switched on by default in latest patch

Big, bad data: What’s the big deal over data quality?

Doubling down on data governance | #MITIQ

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