Mike Wheatley, Author at SiliconANGLE

Acxiom gets into Big Data ‘onboarding’ = cue more targeted ads

By Mike Wheatley May 15, 2014

Internet users are about to see even more targeted ads that seem to know all about the products and services they might be interested in. That’s because Big Data services giant Acxion has just…

Mozilla bows to DRM demands so we can still watch Netflix

By Mike Wheatley May 15, 2014

Mozilla has somewhat belatedly announced it’s going to add Encrypted Media Extensions (EME) to its Firefox browser to facilitate Digital Rights Management (DRM), even though the technology goes against its principle of a free…

Salesforce rigs up Heroku into its cloud

By Mike Wheatley May 14, 2014

Quite a few people were scratching their heads when Salesforce.com added Heroku to its list of acquisitions. After all, why on earth would Salesforce with its Force.com SaaS platform feel the need to buy…

Oracle launches OpenStack missile at Red Hat’s cloud party

By Mike Wheatley May 14, 2014

Oracle has just taken a major shot across the bow of Red Hat, announcing a preview of its own OpenStack build designed to run atop Oracle Linux and Oracle VM Server. This comes following…

Patch Tuesday signals play time for Windows XP hackers

By Mike Wheatley May 14, 2014

Those who’re still running Windows XP are about to face a substantially higher level of risk now that Microsoft’s first Patch Tuesday since end of support has passed. Yesterday’s update saw several critical vulnerabilities…

Don’t be scared of Big Data. Just be careful

By Mike Wheatley May 13, 2014

Big Data is a pretty frightening concept for some. Companies and organizations collect vast amounts of data on people’s lives, where they live, their habits, their friends, and this can all be stored, accessed…

TechEd 2014: Microsoft steps up Azure hybrid cloud push

By Mike Wheatley May 13, 2014

There’s been a lot of noise coming from the OpenStack Summit 2014 this week, but that hasn’t stopped Microsoft from betting on some enterprises choosing to move their workloads onto its own proprietary hybrid…

Red Hat drops ManageIQ into the OpenStack mix | #OpenStackSummit

By Mike Wheatley May 13, 2014

Red Hat was one of the busier participants during day one of the OpenStack Summit 2014 in Atlanta yesterday, rolling out new code it hopes will drive adoption of OpenStack and advance cloud management.…

IBM unwraps Watson-powered push into software-defined storage

By Mike Wheatley May 12, 2014

IBM has just lifted the lid off a new software-defined storage product whose technology is partly based on the Watson system used on the “Jeopardy” TV game show. The technology in question was devised…

GE beefs up Industrial Internet security with Wurldtech acquisition

By Mike Wheatley May 12, 2014

The advance of the Internet of Things is inevitable, but question marks remain over just how safe these ‘things’ will be, given the myriad of vulnerabilities in the networks and protocols linking everything together.…

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Acxiom gets into Big Data ‘onboarding’ = cue more targeted ads

Mozilla bows to DRM demands so we can still watch Netflix

Patch Tuesday signals play time for Windows XP hackers

Don’t be scared of Big Data. Just be careful

Red Hat drops ManageIQ into the OpenStack mix | #OpenStackSummit

IBM unwraps Watson-powered push into software-defined storage

GE beefs up Industrial Internet security with Wurldtech acquisition

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