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.

Latest from Maria Deutscher

IBM reimagines single sign-on for the era of mass data breaches

WIKIBON By MARIA DEUTSCHER11 YEARS AGO

The newest addition to IBM Corp.’s Bluemix cloud development toolkit is an integration service aimed at reducing the amount of work involved in making applications compatible with Identity Mixer, a homegrown login system that was released under an open-source license earlier this …

Log cruncher Splunk sees revenue surge to $174.4 million in the third quarter

WIKIBON By MARIA DEUTSCHER11 YEARS AGO

The continued rise in machine-generated data is putting a lot of wind behind the sails of Splunk Inc., which saw revenue jump a staggering 50 percent last quarter to $174.4 million on the back of more than 500 new customer wins across …

Salesforce.com poaches Microsoft’s top CRM exec as relationship strains

WIKIBON By MARIA DEUTSCHER11 YEARS AGO

Microsoft Corp. and Salesforce.com Inc. are no strangers to poaching from one another, but the rivalry has so far been mostly limited to customers. The fight escalated to the board room this week with the revelation that the former vice president of Redmond’s …

Salesforce.com on course to pass $8BN in annual revenue after steller Q3

WIKIBON By MARIA DEUTSCHER11 YEARS AGO

Another quarter, another better-than-expected earnings report from Salesforce.com Inc., which managed to push its stock to a record high of $81.5 in after-hours trading yesterday that is still holding strong this morning. The price boost comes as a rare surprise for shareholders, …

Google offers to foot migration costs for companies defecting to its cloud platform

WIKIBON By MARIA DEUTSCHER11 YEARS AGO

The newest incentive Google Inc. is offering for companies to jump aboard its infrastructure-as-a-service platform is a complimentary migration service aimed at smoothing the transfer of existing workloads, a notoriously complicated, and by extension expensive, process. The search giant is outsourcing the …

Israeli startup promises unbreakable encryption for the Internet of Things

WIKIBON By MARIA DEUTSCHER11 YEARS AGO

Even the most advanced cryptography can theoretically be cracked with enough time and processing power, but that’s the least of an organization’s network protection worries. A much more tangible concern is the fact that conventional security protocols suffer from certain design flaws …

Amazon is setting up shop in a classified U.S. intel facility

WIKIBON By MARIA DEUTSCHER11 YEARS AGO

It appears that the CIA isn’t the only member of the U.S. intelligence community to have taken an interest in Amazon Web Services (AWS). Two years after landing a massive $600 million contract from the spy agency to take over its infrastructure operations, …

Docker launches a unified DevOps service for container clusters

WIKIBON By MARIA DEUTSCHER11 YEARS AGO

Docker Inc. hopes to bridge the gap between the developers and operations professionals using its namesake container engine with a new paid service that offers to centralize application management in a unified interface. It’s meant to fill a role analogous to VMware …

EMC doubles down on the public cloud in data protection push

WIKIBON By MARIA DEUTSCHER11 YEARS AGO

While VMware Inc. is reportedly scaling back the development of new features for its infrastructure-as-a-service platform, parent company EMC Corp. is doing the exact opposite and expanding its footprint in the public cloud with a major update to its data protection portfolio. The main highlight is …

What do Salesforce.com and DARPA have in common? A little startup called Cogito

WIKIBON By MARIA DEUTSCHER11 YEARS AGO

Salesforce.com Inc. has joined the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency on Cogito Corp.’s exclusive list of backers through a newly announced financing round that saw its prolific private equity arm combine forces with Romulus Capital to buy a $5.5 million equity stake. …

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Maria Deutscher

Latest from Maria Deutscher

IBM reimagines single sign-on for the era of mass data breaches

Log cruncher Splunk sees revenue surge to $174.4 million in the third quarter

Salesforce.com poaches Microsoft’s top CRM exec as relationship strains

Salesforce.com on course to pass $8BN in annual revenue after steller Q3

Israeli startup promises unbreakable encryption for the Internet of Things

Amazon is setting up shop in a classified U.S. intel facility

Docker launches a unified DevOps service for container clusters

EMC doubles down on the public cloud in data protection push

What do Salesforce.com and DARPA have in common? A little startup called Cogito

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