Maria Deutscher, Author at SiliconANGLE

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Early virtual assistant provider Interactions raises $56M in funding

By Maria Deutscher Aug 10, 2016

Though virtual assistants and chatbots only entered the industry spotlight fairly recently, they’ve been around in some form or another for over a decade. One of the earliest players in this space is Interactions…

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FullContact raises $25M for its cross-platform address book

By Maria Deutscher Aug 10, 2016

While email providers and social networks try to make managing contacts as easy as possible, it’s still a major hassle for busy enterprise workers who have to keep up with hundreds of different people at…

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ThousandEyes extends its network monitoring service to employee endpoints

By Maria Deutscher Aug 10, 2016

Monitoring an organization’s internal network can only provide so much operational insight in the age of cloud services and remote workers. To broaden administrators’ perspective, ThousandEyes Inc. is launching a new endpoint agent for…

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GigaSpaces opens up its in-memory data grid

By Maria Deutscher Aug 9, 2016

More and more data management vendors are open-sourcing their software. DataTorrent Inc. released the code for its stream processing engine last year, Splice Machine Inc. did the same with its Hadoop-based relational store this…

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E8 Storage claims its new NVMe array is 10 times faster than other flash systems

By Maria Deutscher Aug 8, 2016

At the Flash Memory Summit in Santa Clara today, a low-key startup called E8 Storage Inc. has unveiled a scale-out array that it claims ups the performance ante for the entire industry. The system…

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What you missed in Big Data: New ways of managing information

By Maria Deutscher Aug 8, 2016

Few parts of the analytics industry that are more competitive than the database space. The rivalry in this segment kicked up yet another notch last week after a startup called Attic Labs Inc. joined…

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What you missed in Cloud: VMs and word processors

By Maria Deutscher Aug 8, 2016

Though Amazon Inc. has maintained an iron grip on the infrastructure-as-a-service market for nearly a decade now, its competitors are still trying as hard as ever to lure users away. This rivalry returned to…

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Report: Rackspace’s rumored sale could be worth $3.5BN

By Maria Deutscher Aug 5, 2016

It’s looking more and more likely that Rackspace Hosting Inc. is heading towards a sale. Less than 24 hours after word leaked that the company is holding acquisition talks with a private equity firm,…

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Google announces first hardware contribution to the Open Compute Project

By Maria Deutscher Aug 5, 2016

Five months after joining the Open Compute Project (OCP) to help widen the adoption of hyperscale hardware, Google is apparently already in the thick of things. The search giant announced this week that it’s…

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Researchers unveil world’s first programmable quantum processor

By Maria Deutscher Aug 4, 2016

Quantum computing took another step forward this week after researchers from the University of Maryland unveiled an experimental five-qubit chip that can operate without hard-wired instructions. As a result, it’s possible to modify the…

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Early virtual assistant provider Interactions raises $56M in funding

ThousandEyes extends its network monitoring service to employee endpoints

GigaSpaces opens up its in-memory data grid

E8 Storage claims its new NVMe array is 10 times faster than other flash systems

What you missed in Big Data: New ways of managing information

Report: Rackspace’s rumored sale could be worth $3.5BN

Google announces first hardware contribution to the Open Compute Project

Researchers unveil world’s first programmable quantum processor

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