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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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Dell Expects Growth in Q3 Despite Market Declines

Dell will be holding its earnings call tomorrow afternoon, and it’s expected to report some growth, despite seeing a decline in a few areas. The average profit forecast of 32 analysts stands at $0.49 per share, or a $0.07 decline in earnings …

Ahead of HP Earnings Call: Needs to Live up to Expectations

Hardware giant Hewlett-Packard will hold its earnings call three days from now on August 18, two days after competitor Dell.  Under relatively new chief executive Leo Apotheker the company has been expanding greatly in the high-margin services and cloud segments, and investors …

Xsigo Follows QFabric with Server Fabric Launch

With the debut of the SFS 1.0 Server Fabric Suite that will become available in November, Xsigo announced its virtual datacenter fabric offering.  The software update complements the company’s existing Xsigo’s I/O Director, XMS Management Software and Fabric Extenders products to form the …

This Week in the Cloud: PaaS, VMware and Box

The past week has seen a number of announcements from all across the cloud, and several segments and companies in particular got the spotlight. Platform-as-a-Service is a growing market, and as such, competition and venture capital are plentiful. Open-source PaaS provider OpenLogic …

NoSQL Rising Star: New Tools, Wider Adoption

NoSQL has been a developing trend for quite some time now, both in the enterprise and in the general developer community.  It has several advantages MySQL currently lacks, including that it’s non-relational, distributed, open, and has the capacity to scale out.  This …

OpenLogic Gets PaaS Savvy with CloudSwing

Open-source software developer OpenLogic announced a brand new offering today, called CloudSwing. The open-source PaaS takes a different approach than other products, and lets users customize and change the standard application stacks for the supported languages, as well as add new components …

VMware Integrates RabbitMQ Messaging System with Cloud Foundry

VMware has integrated RabbitMQ with Cloud Foundry, its open-source beta PaaS offering that competes with the Google App Engine, Microsoft Azure and other offerings. RabbitMQ is an also open messaging system that was originally developed by the UK-based Rabbit Technologies, a company …

Cisco Q3: A “Little Bit” Better than Last Quarter

Cisco held its earnings call yesterday and it seems that, at least on the short-run, its restructuring efforts are starting to pay off.  The networking giant managed to beat analysts’ average expectation of 38 percent per share with profit of $2.2 billion …

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