Maria Deutscher, Author at SiliconANGLE

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Senrio exits stealth to defend the Internet of Things from hackers

By Maria Deutscher Jun 8, 2016

Securing the billions of connected devices that are expected to come online in the next few years will pose an unprecedented challenge for IT professionals. Fortunately, however, the issue is already drawing attention from…

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HPE will start shipping servers with Docker pre-installed

By Maria Deutscher Jun 7, 2016

The vendor community is coming up with more and more ways to monetize the popularity of containers. Some suppliers are offering complementary software, others provide professional services, and now Hewlett Packard Enterprise is adding…

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IBM launches a cloud-based IDE for data scientists

By Maria Deutscher Jun 7, 2016

The $300 million initiative that IBM Corp. launched last year to broaden the adoption of Apache Spark is kicking into high gear. At an event held in San Francisco today for users of the…

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Splice Machine open-sources its Hadoop-based RDBMS

By Maria Deutscher Jun 7, 2016

Two years after hitting the scene with its Hadoop-powered relational database, Splice Machine Inc. is opening a new chapter in its growth effort. The startup this morning announced plans to release the code for…

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The beginning of the end for MapReduce? MapR debuts Apache Spark distro

By Maria Deutscher Jun 6, 2016

While MapReduce still enjoys widespread use in the Hadoop ecosystem, the number of new deployments that are being brought online is declining. And the trend has not gone unnoticed by the vendors that make…

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Former NASA chief’s startup exits stealth with a 256-core machine learning chip

By Maria Deutscher Jun 6, 2016

Daniel Goldin has an impressive resume. The 75-year-old spent over a quarter century in the aerospace industry during the first leg of his career, went on to become the director of NASA and is…

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What you missed in Big Data: The many languages of analytics

By Maria Deutscher Jun 6, 2016

Analytics vendors are providing their users with more and more ways to manipulate data in a bid to stand out from the competition. Last week saw Alphabet Inc. join the fray by rolling out…

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What missed in Cloud: Aggressive growth

By Maria Deutscher Jun 6, 2016

The industry’s top cloud providers are expanding aggressively to try and capture a bigger slice of the market for off-premise technology resources. DigitalOcean Inc. set the pace last week after launching a new data center…

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Data visualization giant Qlik to go private in $3 billion buyout

By Maria Deutscher Jun 3, 2016

After six years on the stock market, Qlik Inc. is preparing to become a private company again. The transition was set into motion this week after the data visualization vendor accepted a $3 billion buyout…

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EMC’s newest open-source project attempts to unify storage access for containers

By Maria Deutscher Jun 2, 2016

The growing vendor support for containers is a double-edged sword. On one hand, users have access to an ever-broadening selection of complementary technologies, but on the other, the trend is making it difficult to…

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Senrio exits stealth to defend the Internet of Things from hackers

HPE will start shipping servers with Docker pre-installed

IBM launches a cloud-based IDE for data scientists

Splice Machine open-sources its Hadoop-based RDBMS

The beginning of the end for MapReduce? MapR debuts Apache Spark distro

Former NASA chief’s startup exits stealth with a 256-core machine learning chip

What you missed in Big Data: The many languages of analytics

What missed in Cloud: Aggressive growth

Data visualization giant Qlik to go private in $3 billion buyout

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