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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Millennial Media to Double Staff as it Heads to an IPO

Today we’ve learned that Millennial Media, the largest remaining independent mobile ad network, will grow its staff by nearly 50 percent. This will involve the hiring of about 60 new staff members by the end of the year, and comes as the ad network is gradually moving towards an initial public offering. “Millennial Media is ...

DataDirect Launches NAS Scaler for Private/Public Clouds

DataDirect Networks, a leading storage company, has had a few significant developments this week, among them the announcement of its new NAS Scaler enterprise file storage platform, a cost-efficient and scalable multi-protocol network-attached storage (NAS) solution. NAS Scaler is designed for high-growth cloud service providers, unstructured data, and machine-generated data sets, and offers the lowest total cost ...

FCC Begins Review of AT&T-Mobile Deal, Reiterates Motives

AT&T’s planned acquisition of competitor T-Mobile for a whopping $39 billion stirred a lot of buzz lately, and as the story is beginning unfold, it’s also raising some eyebrows in Washington. And now that the government’s formal review of the deal started, AT&T has decided to reiterate its case for why the deal should be ...

Check-Ins Are Hot, But Privacy Issues Cool Things Down

Location-based services are dubbed by some to be the next stage in evolution for mobile and social networking, but some fresh research indicates these claims are not backed by user interest. Web marketing agency White Horse has just released some new stats suggesting just that – according to the company more than 60 percent of ...

Easter Serves a Treat for Online Retailers, but What’s Next?

Easter is predicated to generate $14.6 billion in retail sales, and a online retailers account for a very big chunk of that revenue. More and more people are shopping g online, but apparently, customers are also spending more. According to a new study conducted by the National Retail Federation for BIGresearch, online shoppers will spend ...

Android Market Brings Direct Carrier Billing to Sprint, Exclusive Channel to Sony

In its efforts to compete and takeover iOS, one of Google’s key focuses is its Android Market. In order to surpass Apple in the mobile customer arena, the internet giant needs to make its app marketplace as featured-packed and safe as possible, and news of 2 moves aiming towards that just crossed the wire. An ...

Millennial Media Sees Lots of Growth, Android Leads the Charge

Mobile ad network Millennial Media has released its monthly Mobile Mix report for March 2011, providing an insight to the mobile market as a whole. Notably Android is still on top, but many of its competitors have seen a lot of month-over-month growth. For the 4th month in a row, Android remains the leading OS with ...

More Japanese Quakes Affect the Tech Industry: From Cisco to Panasonic

The ongoing Japanese earthquakes have affected an entire nation, but they affected the global tech industries as well, including some of the biggest players around. Japan is a very big presence in the global IT industry, and now that factories and local outlets throughout the nation have been shut down, companies and customers are beginning ...

Big Data Acquisitions Head to the Social Realm, Proximal Labs the Latest Buy

Today enterprise social networking software developer Jive announced it has acquired Proximal Labs, a privately held big data analytics company. Terms of the deal were not disclosed, but the acquisition will be used to take Jive’s offerings portfolio to the next level, and provide customers better service effectiveness with insight. According to a release, it ...

Flip Is Gone, but How Does Cisco’s Fiasco Affect the Industry?

Shortly after Cisco CEO John Chambers released a memo saying that his company has “lost its focus, lacks discipline and needs to overhaul its operations,” Cisco confirmed its plan when it pulled the plug on Flip. The closing of its Flip division, a line of cameras known for their ease of use, involves the dismissal ...