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 Reveals One-Stop Cloud Shop with Atos

Last month VMware launched a web-based storefront that its partners can use to showcase their offerings to prospects in a much more straight-forward and effective way. Today, storage behemoth EMC – which owns a 90 percent majority stake in VMware – also made a push to expand its sales channel, and on an entirely different ...

Broadcom’s New Spin on WiFi Revealed

Broadcom, a maker of chips designed for networking purposes, announced some additional plans it has around the new and still-in-development Wi-Fi standard currently being polished by the IEEE.  The company will be offering up new chips based on the 802.11ac standard for general availability starting sometime in the second half of the year according to ...

Nimble 2.0: the Cloud More Social, User-Oriented

Nimble (not to be confused with Nimble Storage) is a SaaS company that, like a sizable percentage of tech startups, offers a whole new angle on the rather traditional CRM market. Nimble’s cloud-based platform is focused on the idea of making contact management and customer support a much more social and simplified process on both ...

Fusion-io Speeds up Cloud Gaming with Flash

Flash storage provider Fusion-io had climbed its way up in its fast-evolving industry to become one of the most prominent vendors, and has managed to expand its business across a number of different sectors. It has even made an entry into the mobile app market with FusionFace, the app that visualizes the “face warping effect ...

HP’s New Green Data Center Grows Storage Business

HP has entered into a contract with Norwegian real-estate firm Entra to build the company what is destined to become of the most eco-friendly data centers out there. When operational the facility will be serving both government and private sector customers in need of public cloud IT resources, both storage and compute.  The green motive ...

Flash and Big Data Changing the IT Job Market: How to Stay On Top

Flash storage and big data analytics are currently two of the biggest buzzwords in the tech industry, and for a good reason: pundits agree that these two trends are playing a big role in the transformation of IT as a whole, from the technology itself to the people managing it within the enterprise. Our founding ...

HP Heats Up Storage Wars with Gen8

Hardware maker Hewlett-Packard is facing a lot of competition, even beyond the race for the title of most eco-friendly data center vendor. HP is facing its old rival Dell as well as others in the storage space, an area towards which the two PC manufacturers are attracted in light of the need to diversify in ...

EU Greenlight’s Google-Motorola Buy, US Likely to Follow

Search giant Google has managed to transform Android into a huge success story, one that today is probably exceeding what even the creators of the OS had in mind. The ecosystem that built up around the mobile operating system suddenly became extremely profitable for advertisers, app developers and finally manufacturers – the last area that ...

Teradici Unveils VDI Card Amidst VMware Partner Frenzy

Several companies announced their new partnerships with virtualization giant VMware today, including Cisco and Mitel. The latest one is Teradici, which is also deeply involved with the VDI market and just launched a new server offloading card designed for such environments. The Teradici APEX 2800 card comes equipped with PCoIP zero clients and VMware View ...

VMware Gains OEM Deals with Cisco, Mitel

VMware, the majority-owned virtualization unit of storage giant EMC, has entered into two new reseller agreements with Cisco and Mitel, a provider of call center solutions. The relationship with Cisco focuses on the enterprise. VMware View 5 will be bundled together with the Cisco Unified Computing System to power client companies’ VDI deployments, as well ...