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

Wikibon’s Big Data Data: It’s a Profitable Industry

Wikibon’s Jeff Kelly compiled a couple of charts that lay out the big data market scheme rather accurately, both from an overall point of view and from an individual vendor perspective. The first graph covers a prediction of how much growth this industry will see throughout the next five years – a lot of growth, ...

HP, Dell Took a Hit in Core PC Business: A Disappointing Q1

Rivals Hewlett-Packard and Dell have more than one thing in common. They’re competing in the same markets, from PCs to servers, and they’ve both seen an impact on their businesses from mobile devices. More recently however, Dell and now HP reported weak earnings that failed to meet what Wall Street had in mind. The company ...

We Need to Catch Up with Our Data: REPORT

LogLogic, a company that offers a scalable log and security intelligence platform (LSIP) that addresses the two most talked-about buzzwords in the IT industry today, released a new research paper covering the two trends and how they tie in with data protection. The report was compiled by Echelon One, research firm that specializes in Cybersecurity. ...

OpenLogic Upgrades CloudSwing for Cloud, Data-Driven Workloads

OpenLogic, the provider of ultra-agnostic PaaS CloudSwing, announced the release of several critical improvements to its still-emerging but popular platform. The first addition, which the company says is unique to its solution, is native load balancing on multiple clouds: there’s support for Amazon Web Services and Rackspace for now. This feature comes with application-level monitoring ...

Skytree Delivers (Literally) Astronomical Analytics

Skytree, named after the tallest tower in the world residing in Tokyo, is a new machine learning startup that exited stealth today. The company’s pre-launch homepage featured a partially Photoshopped telescope snapshot of a certain constellation, which quite fittingly corresponds with what Skytree claims to offer. Skytree Server is a freely available analytics engine that ...

Fusion-io is All About Flash Gaming, Drecom its Latest Client

Flash storage giant Fusion-io has been releasing case studies covering various companies’ use of its ioDrive solutions on a fairly regular basis lately, many hailing from the gaming sector. The newest comes from Drecom, a Japanese web portal that maintains social games, in addition to mobile sites and other things such as RSS readers. The ...

Dell Fails to Meet Expectations Admits PC Market Turmoil

Manufacturing giant Dell, alongside competitor HP, has been making efforts to find a workaround for the impact that Apple’s iPad and Android tablets, among other mobile devices, has had on the PC industry. About 70 to 75 percent of Dell’s business still comes from the PC market however, and this was presumably the primary reason ...

SAP Reveals Integration Plans for Success Factors

SAP’s $3.4 billion acquisition of cloud-based HR software provider Success Factors was just finalized a few days ago, and we now have additional details on how the two plan to integrate  moving forward.  In a joint statement today we have a summary of how the latter’s portfolio will be integrated into the BI giant’s cloud, and more ...

Zettaset Adds Hadoop Security Layer

Zettaset, a Hadoop startup that offers a self-healing data management platform which runs on top of the open-source big data muncher, unveiled its latest solution.  SHadoop is a new security layer that will supplement Hadoop Orchestrator by adding several vital elements that are not included in the base code. For one, it leverages Kerberos authentication ...

Juniper Acquires IDS Security Company for $80M

Juniper Networks, one of the biggest providers of networking gear and software behind Cisco, announced it has acquired Mykonos Software for about $80 million in cash. Mykonos offers an Intrusion Deception System designed to protect web-based applications “among the largest unprotected attack surfaces,” according to Juniper research. The technology is rather self-explanatory: hackers that attempt to ...