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

Attivio Releases v3.0 of Unified Information Access Platform

Attivio announced the third version of its Active Intelligence Engine (AIE) unified data platform, which, just like the previous two versions, focuses on unstructured data.  The offering aims to supplement big data analytics by providing users with means to access company data while providing all the functionality required for the given task.  Search queries and ...

Juniper Networks Works with Samsung on Enterprise Mobile Security

Seoul-based mobile manufacturer Samsung and Juniper Networks have launched a joint initiative to tap companies customers that are expanding their mobile fronts by bringing together Android and enterprise-grade security. Juniper’s Junos Pulse and Junos Pulse Mobile Security Suite will be installed on a number of Samsung’s devices, starting with GALAXY Note, GALAXY SII and GALAXY ...

IBM Adopts BYOD Trend with Open Approach, Security

IBM CTO for mobility Bill Bodin revealed some of his company’s plans to adopt the “bring your own device” trend throughout next year. 100,000 employees will be able to connect their iProducts and Android handsets to Big Blue’s network by the end of this year, and another 100,000 will be added to the initiative in 2012; ...

Cisco Gets Fancy for the Government

Cisco introduced the VPN Internal Service Module for the Integrated Services Routers Generation 2 (ISR G2) portfolio, an encryption card that appeals both to private sector companies and governmental agencies that are handling sensitive material. “The module allows you to offload the encryption process on to the card,” says Vanier, with the hardware doing the hard ...

New Tools in Big Data Drive Adoption, Innovation

Big data is one of those trendy terms that garners attention for a few reasons.  But here to drill down on what it means for the industry is Wikibon, recently releasing a noteworthy Big Data Manifesto by CTO and Senior Analyst David Floyer, an analysis of the market and the driving forces behind it,  as ...

Wikinvest Tops this Week’s Best Business Apps for iPad, Android Tablets

This week saw not one but three different financial apps launched or updated for the iPad: Wikinvest, Pageonce, and Mint.  Aside from Wikinvest, which is a portfolio management app, the two other applications focus on personal finance, though all three come to show that finance is another area where convenience can make quite a difference. ...

This Week in Cloud: Citrix Buy, Virtualization on the Rise

There have been a few very notable highlights this week from the cloud industry, including a number of product launches and other developments. OpenLogic finally rolled out CloudSwing yesterday, an open PaaS that aims to differentiate itself from competitors by offering fully customizable stacks. CloudSwing is largely based on open-source software, meaning that customers can ...

SAP Reports Strong Q3, Debuts Latest BI Software

Software maker SAP held its earnings call for the third quarter of 2011, and reported some pretty positive results.  Net profit rose to $1.77 billion from $708.9 million a year earlier.  Ten percent of that comes from SAP’s relatively new ventures into mobile, the cloud and analytics – including HANA, the in-memory big data appliance ...

QLogic Goes Mainstream with NIC Launch

Networking solutions vendor QLogic had a major product update today, announcing a new vendor-agnostic NIC partitioning (NPAR) feature.  It’s rolling out on the QLogic 3200 Series intelligent Ethernet adapters and 8200 Series converged network adapters, which are powered by VMflex.  These are available to resellers immediately. VMflex is an I/O virtualization solution that promises to reduce ...

NSA Gets Involved in Banks’ Cybersecurity

The National Security Agency and the FBI have begun cooperating with financial institutions to prevent positional cyberattacks of the sort we’ve been covering lately, including the recent theft of classified nuclear plant information from Japanese defense contractor Mitsubishi Heavy Industries. There’s still a heavy fog around the details of such talks between banks and government officials, ...