Mike Wheatley, Author at SiliconANGLE

Server market sinks again: Can Lenovo turn it around?

By Mike Wheatley May 30, 2014

Lenovo executives could be forgiven for having second thoughts as they wait to get their hands on IBM’s x86 server business, following a new report from Gartner which shows Big Blue’s sales train heading…

Salesforce forges alliance with the ‘evil empire’

By Mike Wheatley May 30, 2014

Salesforce.com has finally buried the hatchet and teamed up with Microsoft – a company its CEO Marc Benioff once famously referred to as the “evil empire”. Putting an end to speculation yesterday, the two…

Virtual Reality brings Big Data visualization to life

By Mike Wheatley May 29, 2014

Data visualization tools have made it somewhat easier to glean intelligence from a mass of information. But today’s tools are still extremely inefficient, as they fail to incorporate the science of human visual perception…

Huawei beefs up SDN offering, connects to MS, OpenStack & VMware

By Mike Wheatley May 29, 2014

China’s Huawei is trying to make up for a lack of trust by expanding its software-defined networking support. To do so, it’s just launched an Agile Data Center Cloud Connect Solution, which we’ll helpfully…

AWS blazes ahead in cloud IaaS, but Microsoft’s catching up

By Mike Wheatley May 29, 2014

Amazon’s cloud dominance has been recognized by analyst kings Gartner in a new “Magic Quadrant for Cloud Infrastructure as a Service” report, which was published late yesterday. Gartner’s Magic Quadrant report offers a detailed…

First Microsoft, now IBM – Who’s next in China’s ‘war on tech’?

By Mike Wheatley May 28, 2014

Is China preparing to launch all-out war on US technology providers? That remains to be seen, but the dispute between the two superpowers is certainly heating up with reports that Chinese authorities are “reviewing”…

FTC calls for crackdown on ‘big’ data brokers

By Mike Wheatley May 28, 2014

Consumers have little understanding of how so-called ‘data brokers’ are collecting and sharing information on their web browsing and personal habits, says a new Federal Trade Commission (FTC) report. “This is an industry that…

Outlook.com for Android leaves user data exposed

By Mike Wheatley May 27, 2014

Microsoft’s Outlook.com for Android is failing to adequately protect user’s data, according to a security firm which found the app doesn’t encrypt emails stored on the device. The claim is made by research firm…

DARPA using Oculus Rift to open a new front in cyberwarfare

By Mike Wheatley May 27, 2014

A report in Wired says the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) is attempting to ‘weaponize’ Oculus Rift, the futuristic virtual reality headgear that Facebook recently acquired for an astonishing $2 billion. DARPA is…

Windows XP registry hack ‘guarantees’ five more years of updates

By Mike Wheatley May 27, 2014

A interesting hack surfaced yesterday that allows Windows XP users to alter their computer’s registry settings so as to allow them to continue receiving free security updates from Microsoft. The hack certainly appears to…

Mike Wheatley

Server market sinks again: Can Lenovo turn it around?

Salesforce forges alliance with the ‘evil empire’

Virtual Reality brings Big Data visualization to life

Huawei beefs up SDN offering, connects to MS, OpenStack & VMware

First Microsoft, now IBM – Who’s next in China’s ‘war on tech’?

Outlook.com for Android leaves user data exposed

DARPA using Oculus Rift to open a new front in cyberwarfare

Windows XP registry hack ‘guarantees’ five more years of updates

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