Mike Wheatley

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Senior Staff Writer at SiliconANGLE

Tech writer, anarchist, gambler

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Exclusive: Anomalo expands data quality insights to unstructured information

1 week ago | siliconangle.com | Mike Wheatley

Anomalo Inc. said today it’s expanding its flagship data quality platform with the launch of a new tool that aims to help enterprises keep check on the unstructured information that’s becoming critical to the success of artificial intelligence systems.
EnCharge's EN100 accelerator chip sets the stage for more powerful on-device AI inference

1 week ago | siliconangle.com | Mike Wheatley

EnCharge AI Inc. said today its highly efficient artificial intelligence accelerators for client computing devices are almost ready for prime time after more than eight years in development. The startup, which has raised more than $144 million in funding from a host of backers that include Tiger Global, Maverick Silicon and Samsung Ventures, has just lifted the lid on its powerful new EnCharge EN100 chip.
Researchers unveil prototype OLED panel where every pixel is a speaker

1 week ago | hdtvtest.co.uk | Mike Wheatley

TV manufacturers have been focusing on pixel development for years, looking for ways to make them smaller to improve pixel density and resolution, trying to make them brighter, and increase the accuracy of colour reproduction. But one group of researchers has looked at pixel development from another angle, and they have come up with an entirely new kind of OLED panel that uses each individual pixel to generate sound.
Pure Storage and Nutanix beat expectations again, but Wall Street is nonplussed

1 week ago | siliconangle.com | Mike Wheatley

Data storage pioneers Pure Storage Inc. and Nutanix Inc. failed to move the needle much in after-hours trading, despite posting solid results in their latest financial reports today. Both companies offered solid guidance for the current quarter too, but shares of Pure Storage were down slightly in the extended trading session, while Nutanix remained flat.
Salesforce posts strong results and bullish guidance as it looks forward to buying Informatica

1 week ago | siliconangle.com | Mike Wheatley

Salesforce Inc. delivered a solid earnings and revenue beat just one day after announcing a plan to acquire the data management software pioneer Informatica Inc. for $8 billion. The company also delivered strong guidance for the current quarter and raised its full-year earnings and revenue forecast. Yet investors were nonplussed, and its stock was more or less flat after-hours.
Nvidia delivers another earnings and revenue beat on rampant data center growth

1 week ago | siliconangle.com | Mike Wheatley

Nvidia Corp.’s shares were moving higher in extended trading after the company reported better-than-expected earnings and revenue, with its data center business growing 73% year-over-year. The growth was impressive enough that investors were even willing to forgive Nvidia’s guidance miss, and its stock was up 4% after-hours. The company reported first-quarter earnings before certain costs such as stock compensation of 96 cents per share, beating the analyst forecast of 93 cents.
Atlas Cloud optimizes AI inference service to boost GPU throughput

1 week ago | siliconangle.com | Mike Wheatley

Cloud infrastructure startup Atlas Cloud today launched a highly optimized artificial intelligence inference service that it says dramatically reduces the computational requirements of even the most demanding AI workloads. The new service, called Atlas Inference, is designed to provide companies with a more cost-effective and simpler environment in which they can deploy and run their large language models.
Bit Cloud builds more visibility and control into AI-generated applications

1 week ago | siliconangle.com | Mike Wheatley

Composable software pioneer Bit Cloud said today it’s building on the capabilities of generative artificial intelligence coding tools such as GitHub Copilot with the launch of a new AI agent that can go much further than generating snippets of code. Bit Cloud said Hope AI is generally available starting today. It allows anyone to spin up and maintain complex applications and websites entirely from scratch, using nothing more than natural language prompts.
Monte Carlo turns its gaze to unstructured data quality issues

1 week ago | siliconangle.com | Mike Wheatley

Data observability firm Monte Carlo Data Inc. is turning its attention to unstructured information, introducing a new capability that will allow enterprises to monitor the enormous volumes of text, images, video and audio files that are so vital for artificial intelligence workloads. The company’s new unstructured data monitoring engine represents an effort to fix one of the biggest blind spots in most enterprises’ data estates.
TCL's top-range QM8K Mini-LED TV goes on sale in U.S.

1 week ago | hdtvtest.co.uk | Mike Wheatley

TCL’s new QM8K series Mini-LED TVs are now available to buy in the U.S., replacing last year’s flagship model, the TCL QM851G. It’s the U.S. equivalent of Europe’s TCL C8K Mini-LED TV, which has already been launched in the U.K. and elsewhere. The TCL QM8K features the company’s new CrystGlow WHVA Panel with ZeroBorder, which is said to increase the number of local dimming zones by around 35% compared to the QM851G, while boosting peak brightness by an impressive 65%.