Maria Deutscher, Author at SiliconANGLE

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Fusion-io Collaborates with Academia to Enhance DRAM

By Maria Deutscher Jul 11, 2012

Last year Fusion-io introduced Atomic Writes, technology that reduces writes to only one process rather than two, and the company’s revealed their latest innovation – Extended Memory. This subsystem is the result of a…

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Microsoft’s Tablet Push Gets Bigger (Literally) with Pixel Buy

By Maria Deutscher Jul 10, 2012

Microsoft is getting into the hardware business. It’s so confident in Windows 8 and Surface, its own branded tablet that will run on the mobile-optimized OS, that it is willing to risk a huge…

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Analysts a Bit Chided Ahead of VMware’s Upcoming Earnings Call

By Maria Deutscher Jul 10, 2012

Researchers at Wunderlich cut the firm’s target price on VMware from $120.00 to $100.00 in a report sent out this week ahead of the virtualization software maker’s upcoming earnings call on July 23rd. They retained…

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QLogic Earns a Channel Boost with Inspur Reward

By Maria Deutscher Jul 10, 2012

Today networking solutions vendor QLogic got some free promotion from Inspur, a Chinese OEM that named it as “Supplier of the Year for Support.” The Inspur Group’s business spans software and hardware, mainly servers…

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Gartner: IT Spending to Reach $3.6 Trillion, Sluggish for Services

By Maria Deutscher Jul 10, 2012

Gartner released its forecast for worldwide IT spending today, with expectations that this market will increase by 3 percent this year to $3.6 trillion. That’s half a percent more than what the research firm…

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TV Price Fixing Suit Concludes with another $2M in Fines

By Maria Deutscher Jul 9, 2012

Back in 2009 a lawsuit was filed against no less than seven different manufacturers of LCD monitors over alleged price fixing. In 2011 a court ruled that these companies have to pay $553 million in…

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Emulex Pays Broadcom $58 Million to Settle Core of Patent Lawsuit

By Maria Deutscher Jul 9, 2012

The disagreement between Broadcom and competitor Emulex reached a major milestone over the weekend, when the latter agreed to pay $58 million in order to take the fibre channel patents listed in the suit…

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Top 10 Best (and Worst) Cities for IT Job Seekers

By Maria Deutscher Jul 9, 2012

Simply Hired is a job site that claims to serve 30 million monthly users living in 24 different countries, and its latest employment statics report for the month of June reveals some interesting facts about…

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Mind Mapping Apps Top this Week’s Tablet Business App Roundup

By Maria Deutscher Jul 8, 2012

This week’s roundup has two featured apps, both of which happen to be in the same category. MindNode for iPad and MindJet for Android are two mind-mapping apps that respectively offer a unique twist…

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This Week in Big Data: Case Studies from Finance, Gov’t, and Social Media

By Maria Deutscher Jul 7, 2012

A few interesting stories surfaced this week that help shed better light on some of the lesser-covered companies of those willing to harness their customer data. A lot are in a privileged position in…

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Fusion-io Collaborates with Academia to Enhance DRAM

Microsoft’s Tablet Push Gets Bigger (Literally) with Pixel Buy

Analysts a Bit Chided Ahead of VMware’s Upcoming Earnings Call

QLogic Earns a Channel Boost with Inspur Reward

Gartner: IT Spending to Reach $3.6 Trillion, Sluggish for Services

TV Price Fixing Suit Concludes with another $2M in Fines

Emulex Pays Broadcom $58 Million to Settle Core of Patent Lawsuit

Top 10 Best (and Worst) Cities for IT Job Seekers

Mind Mapping Apps Top this Week’s Tablet Business App Roundup

This Week in Big Data: Case Studies from Finance, Gov’t, and Social Media

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