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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.


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New Relic Supports OpenStack via Rackspace Partnership

New Relic made its application monitoring software-as-a-service available on the Rackspace Cloud Tools Marketplace. The web app is available on the host’s first generation Cloud Servers and Cloud Servers, which are powered by the OpenStack. “Organizations pursuing cloud initiatives turn to Rackspace …

IBM Revenue, Services Business Sluggish in Q2

IT equipment and services provider IBM reported results for the second quarter yesterday, beating analysts’ estimates with high profit and operating margin. The company reported a 6 percent increase in net income to $3.9 billion, with operating earnings per share up 14 …

Datameer Partners with Dell for Hadoop Integration

Datameer is now a part of Dell’s Emerging Solutions Ecosystem, meaning its data visualization software will be integrated with Dell Apache Hadoop Solution, the manufacturer’s core analytics solution. It’s compromised of Cloudera’s Hadoop distro and the Crowbar configuration framework which the manufacturer developed …

Intel Reports Q2 Earnings: How Does the PC Market Fare?

Last week AMD cut its revenue guidance for the current quarter, and  analysts cut their estimates for Intel.  Mike McConnell of Pacific Crest Securities lowered his estimate for Intel over the weekend, expecting an increase of only 5 percent in motherboard sales.  That’s …

Will Microsoft Muddy Up B&N’s Cloud Club?

Brick-and-mortar book chain Barnes & Noble managed to outlast competitor Borders when mobile first started to shine, and transitioned to the digital era with the Nook.  The e-reader is now several generations more mature and competes with Amazon’s Kindle Fire, which as …

Coraid’s New Servers for Video/Big Data Workloads

Ethernet SAN vendor Coraid announced a new family of products today that offers more scalability and more throughput to accommodate not only traditional workloads but also video and unstructured data. The Coraid ZX-Series NAS servers run the Solaris ZFS file system and …

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