Maria Deutscher

Maria Deutscher is a staff writer for SiliconANGLE covering all things enterprise and fresh. Her work takes her from the bowels of the corporate network up to the great free ranges of the open-source ecosystem and back on a daily basis, with the occasional pit stop in the world of end-users. She is especially passionate about cloud computing and data analytics, although she also has a soft spot for stories that diverge from the beaten track to provide a more unique perspective on the complexities of the industry.

Latest from Maria Deutscher

EMC Puts its Name Behind New Flash Solutions, Based on XtremeIO Tech

NEWS By MARIA DEUTSCHER14 YEARS AGO

It certainly is a big week for flash storage, with another PCIe launch today. This morning EMC announced new PCIe flash cards, a pure-flash architecture, and next generation software that will speed up caching in performance intensive environments. The former two offerings …

Hortonworks Brings in eBay’s Data Expert as Hadoop Distros Demand Best of Breed Execs

NEWS By MARIA DEUTSCHER14 YEARS AGO

Fresh of a big week of forward-thinking developments and a strategic partnership with Microsoft at Strata, Hortonworks just announced that it has appointed Bob Page as its new vice president of products. The release can be found here. Page has 17 years …

Violin Memory Prices New PCIe Chip to Win, Teams with Toshiba to Streamline Supply

NEWS By MARIA DEUTSCHER14 YEARS AGO

It’s turning out to be a big week for flash. Violin Memory, one of the largest suppliers of SSD-based storage solutions, announced a new product line-up called Velocity. The lineup features three PCIe server cards with 1.37, 2.75, 5.5 and 11TB of raw …

Seagate Pulls the Plug on Disk Lineup as Flash Performance Proves Better

NEWS By MARIA DEUTSCHER14 YEARS AGO

Seagate just announced that it will stop producing of 7200RPM 2.5 inch disk drives. The manufacturer’s high-end Momentous 7200.4, 7200.2, Momentus Thin 7200, and Momentus XT drives will no longer by the end of this year. “We are going stop building our …

EMC the Only Big Player to Truly “Get” Big Data

NEWS By MARIA DEUTSCHER14 YEARS AGO

And the Oscar goes to…Hadoop! The promising technology behind Big Data’s unwavering buzz was in the spotlight for an entire week during the Strata Conference last month, and now that we’ve had time to wind down from the festivities, we can reflect on Hadoop’s …

Cloud Wars: VMware Steps Up Its Campaign against Amazon

NEWS By MARIA DEUTSCHER14 YEARS AGO

There’s a tug of war over the enterprise cloud. On one side is VMware with its licensed, private cloud offering, and on the other is Amazon, with its cost-efficient set of public cloud services. AWS is gaining a lot of traction with corporate users, thanks …

Big Data “Doubts Turned into Big Data Deals” at Strata 2013

NEWS By MARIA DEUTSCHER14 YEARS AGO

It’s funny how much life can change in just one short year. Twelve months ago the world was still grasping the concept of Big Data, exploring its applications and use cases. In 2013 many doubters have come full circle, not only excited …

Hobbit, Game of Thrones Spur Hollywood’s Latest War Against YouTube

NEWS By MARIA DEUTSCHER14 YEARS AGO

John Casaretto appeared on NewsDesk earlier to discuss the latest copyright infringement news from Hollywood with our host, Kristin Feledy (full video below). Earlier this week, Warner Brothers Studios sent Google a takedown notice for an app called “Hobbit 3D Wallpaper HD.” The …

Hadoop Overdose @ Strata: This Week in Big Data

NEWS By MARIA DEUTSCHER14 YEARS AGO

The OReilly Strata Conference was this week’s big data epicenter. Several noteworthy companies attended the gathering, a few of them launched new Hadoop distributions, and many others announced specialized solutions designed to either run or supplement all this new software. Cloudera unveiled …

The FCC in Favor of Jailbreaking, Against DMCA

NEWS By MARIA DEUTSCHER14 YEARS AGO

The Digital Millennium Copyright Act, or DMCA, bans consumers from jailbreaking their phones – or at least, that was the plan. According to SiliconAngle contributing editor John Casaretto, the law is not only ineffective but also harmful to both consumers and innovation. …

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Maria Deutscher

Latest from Maria Deutscher

EMC Puts its Name Behind New Flash Solutions, Based on XtremeIO Tech

Hortonworks Brings in eBay’s Data Expert as Hadoop Distros Demand Best of Breed Execs

Violin Memory Prices New PCIe Chip to Win, Teams with Toshiba to Streamline Supply

Seagate Pulls the Plug on Disk Lineup as Flash Performance Proves Better

EMC the Only Big Player to Truly “Get” Big Data

Cloud Wars: VMware Steps Up Its Campaign against Amazon

Big Data “Doubts Turned into Big Data Deals” at Strata 2013

Hobbit, Game of Thrones Spur Hollywood’s Latest War Against YouTube

Hadoop Overdose @ Strata: This Week in Big Data

The FCC in Favor of Jailbreaking, Against DMCA

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