Mike Wheatley, Author at SiliconANGLE

Study: People are “more honest” when chatting to a robot

By Mike Wheatley Jul 24, 2014

A study has shown that chat-bots might be a better alternative to filling in questionnaires when it comes to screening applicants for security clearance. The research was carried out at National Center for Credibility…

Can ‘laser air waveguides’ replace fiber-optics?

By Mike Wheatley Jul 24, 2014

The Internet is delivered to your home, place of work or favorite coffee shop by fiber-optic cables. Lying just underneath our feet, these cables carry data that travels as fast as the speed of…

Octoblu emerges from stealth to ‘translate’ the Internet of Things

By Mike Wheatley Jul 23, 2014

While all the big companies seem to be going about the Internet of Things in their own way, little ol’ Octoblu is bidding to become the translator between the various protocols that connect all…

VeloCloud launches virtualized WAN-as-a-service offering

By Mike Wheatley Jul 23, 2014

Fresh off a $21 million investor funding round, networking startup VeloCloud is officially open for business, unveiling general availability of its cloud-based wide area network. The company said it’s reinventing the enterprise WAN by…

Teradata swoops on Hadapt & Revelytix: Eyes fixed on Hadoop

By Mike Wheatley Jul 22, 2014

Teradata has swooped to make a double acquisition in yet another sign of impending consolidation in the Big Data market. The company has snapped up the assets of two firms – Hadapt and Revelytix…

Cisco rolls out another developer program: “Same same” but different

By Mike Wheatley Jul 22, 2014

Cisco has taken another shot at attracting third-party coders into its embrace with the relaunch of a rebranded developer program. Keen followers will remember this isn’t the first time Cisco has tried to encourage…

Microsoft cuts continue: Less IT conferences, limits on contractors

By Mike Wheatley Jul 22, 2014

Microsoft is to introduce a couple of new policies limiting the number of contracted workers and corporate conventions, according to reports. In an email sent to partner firms that was first obtained by GeekWire,…

4 top cloud storage services for managing files

By Mike Wheatley Jul 22, 2014

Convenience is the most often-cited benefit of the cloud, and for good reason. Few things are easier than syncing files and accessing them on multiple devices, be it a PC, smartphone or tablet device.…

Ed Snowden discusses his plans to work on privacy tech

By Mike Wheatley Jul 21, 2014

NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden isn’t sitting idle during his self-imposed Russian exile. Rather, he’s planning to get to work building new technology designed to preserve data privacy. Speaking via Google Hangouts at the Hackers…

Battery problems on your Windows laptop? Blame Google Chrome

By Mike Wheatley Jul 21, 2014

If you’re using a Windows laptop and have been scratching your head wondering why the battery life is so lousy, it turns out there could be a reason for it – and it has…

Mike Wheatley

Study: People are “more honest” when chatting to a robot

Can ‘laser air waveguides’ replace fiber-optics?

Octoblu emerges from stealth to ‘translate’ the Internet of Things

VeloCloud launches virtualized WAN-as-a-service offering

Teradata swoops on Hadapt & Revelytix: Eyes fixed on Hadoop

Cisco rolls out another developer program: “Same same” but different

Microsoft cuts continue: Less IT conferences, limits on contractors

Ed Snowden discusses his plans to work on privacy tech

Battery problems on your Windows laptop? Blame Google Chrome

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