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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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EMC’s Bill Schmarzo Talks Skill Gap in Cloud Era

Bill Schmarzo, the CTO of EMC’s enterprise information management service line sat down at theCube with SiliconANGLE’s John Furrier and Wikibon’s Dave Vellante during day 2 of Oracle OpenWorld 2011.  Schmarzo talked about big data, his company and Oracle. He explained the …

Red Hat Acquires Open-Source Storage Firm Gluster

Today Linux distributor Red Hat had a pretty a big announcement. The company acquired Gluster, a provider of open-source storage software for $136 million in cash.  This represents a major expansion for Red Hat, as well as a significant boost to its …

How EMC Fits into Oracle’s Ecosystem

Steve Manley, CTO of EMC’s Backup and Recovery Systems visited theCube this week during our live event coverage at Oracle OpenWorld 2011, and discussed how his unit and company (in particular VMware) blend into Oracle’s ecosystem. The discussion with Wikibon’s founder Dave Vellante started …

Juniper Networks Unveils Network-as-a-Service Offering

Juniper Networks announced Junosphere Lab, a cloud offering that provides a testing ground for network engineers, technicians and other staffers.  This network-as-a-service offering is the first of its kind, according to Juniper, which also claims companies can reduce overhead costs by 90 …

On Eve of iPhone Event, Expectations are High

An email sent out by Apple late last month to select tech reports inviting them to attend an event at their Cupertino headquarters on October 4, which also contained the words “let’s talk iPhone,” tells us that we’re very close to the …

Oracle Performance Not Aligned with a Big Data Approach

Oracle Open World 2011 kicked off this week, and SiliconANGLE will be delivering live coverage and analysis all throughout the event.  We’ve already had some fun with CEO Larry Ellison’s keynote from last night, which set the tone for the event spanning …

This Week in the Cloud: From Backup to Mobile

Several companies had some notable updates in the cloud space this week, and it seems mobile is the segment that really stood out.  Enterprises are starting to give their workers more flexibility to facilitate better productivity, and collaboration, as well as and …

Karmasphere Secures $6M to Grow Hadoop, Big Data

Karmasphere, a company that offers an analytics engine that sits on top of the Hadoop data processing infrastructure, announced today that it has closed a second round of funding for $6 million.  New investor Presidio Ventures, and existing backers Hummer Winblad and …

Jump Desktop Tops Best iPad and Android Tablet Business Apps

This week brings with it another five iPad and Honeycomb business apps worth considering.  Jump Desktop takes the number one spot, thanks to some prime feature capabilities.  The virtual desktop client got the highest rating in its category from O’Reilly’s “Best iPhone …

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