Mike Wheatley, Author at SiliconANGLE

HP muscles in on Amazon: But will the Helion Network work?

By Mike Wheatley Jun 14, 2014

HP is making its OpenStack-based Helion cloud tech available to partners and resellers in a desperate bid to take on Amazon’s mammoth cloud. The initiative, called the Helion Network, is designed to encourage partners…

Patent trolls caused a $22B drop in VC funding, claims new study

By Mike Wheatley Jun 13, 2014

A new study claims to provide evidence that patent trolls are stifling innovation, particularly with startups. That’s because the last half-decade has seen almost $22 billion less venture funding capital raised, due to high…

Japan’s NTT Docomo develops one wearable SIM to rule them all

By Mike Wheatley Jun 13, 2014

Japan’s NTT Docomo has hit upon an interesting idea: a wearable SIM card that can connect all of your devices to the net via a single account. According to Docomo, the wearable SIM isn’t…

HP goes for broke in audacious bid to reinvent the computer

By Mike Wheatley Jun 12, 2014

Hewlett-Packard is going for broke with a superbly ambitious project that aims to do nothing less than reinvent computer architecture with non-volatile memory technology. The initial target of its project seems to be servers,…

Comcast’s WiFi sharing plan turns customer’s routers into hotspots

By Mike Wheatley Jun 12, 2014

Would you be willing to let strangers access your WiFi signal? Well, if you happen to be a customer of Comcast’s Xfinity Internet service, that’s about to happen unless you specifically authorize it not…

IBM lowers SoftLayer cloud prices but sticks to the plan

By Mike Wheatley Jun 12, 2014

IBM is walking a fine line in the public cloud. While trying to remain special and distinct from its rivals, it also wants to stay competitive. At least, that’s what it’s trying to balance…

NFV will cause a paradigm shift for telcos | #HPdiscover

By Mike Wheatley Jun 11, 2014

Hewlett-Packard is looking to help telecommunications vendors leverage network-function virtualization (NVF) technology as they advance into the new era of IT. The end goal is to help tlecos respond more quickly to changing demands,…

Oracle in-memory option flies in the face of SAP

By Mike Wheatley Jun 11, 2014

Oracle is jumping into the in-memory database market with new software that offers far greater backwards compatibility and massive performance boosts without the need to change any applications. The launch of Oracle Database In-Memory…

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 goes live with Docker, XFS and Active Directory support

By Mike Wheatley Jun 11, 2014

Red Hat has just announced the availability of its next-generation Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL 7) platform, which has been in the works since 2010. The software packs several new features, including support for…

Intel bids to solve water shortages with Big Data

By Mike Wheatley Jun 10, 2014

Much of the conversation around Big Data is focused on big business and how it can be used to make money, but that’s not the only opportunity it presents. On the contrary, the real…

Mike Wheatley

HP muscles in on Amazon: But will the Helion Network work?

Patent trolls caused a $22B drop in VC funding, claims new study

Japan’s NTT Docomo develops one wearable SIM to rule them all

HP goes for broke in audacious bid to reinvent the computer

Comcast’s WiFi sharing plan turns customer’s routers into hotspots

NFV will cause a paradigm shift for telcos | #HPdiscover

Oracle in-memory option flies in the face of SAP

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 goes live with Docker, XFS and Active Directory support

Intel bids to solve water shortages with Big Data

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