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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HP steps up software-defined networking push with white-box switches

Hewlett-Packard is expanding its presence in the commodity switch business in an effort to address the burgeoning demand for bare-metal networking equipment. The move extends the strategy HP is pursuing in the server market to target web-scale customers such as service providers. The mastermind behind the model, Alain Andreoli (above), detailed to SiliconANGLE in an exclusive interview ...

Tamr wants to disrupt the data lake with its upgraded information unification platform

A promising startup called Tamr, Inc. managed to stand out from the crowd at Strata + Hadoop World 2015 with a new release of its data unification platform that offers to deliver on the elusive promise of integrated analytics, a term that’s frequently used but rarely delivered upon. There are countless data processing solutions possessing ...

The inside track on FalconStor’s software-defined storage pivot | #CubeConversations

FalconStor Software Inc. is back. That’s the message chief exec Gary Quinn (right) and marketing VP Tim Sheets conveyed in their interview with theCUBE on the occasion of the the debut of the company’s software-defined storage platform this morning. FreeStor is the culmination of a journey that started over a decade ago in the era of tape ...

Forget your passwords! Microsoft shifts focus to biometric authentication in Windows 10

Organizations have another  reason to start making plans to adopt Windows 10 now that Microsoft has revealed that the next release of its operating system will support biometric authentication, enabling security administrators to ditch passwords in favor of stronger security measures. The feature implements the second version of the Fast IDentity Online (FIDO) specification from ...

When size does matter: IBM bets big on software-defined storage

IBM has a new vision for software-defined storage that could turn the tide against its rivals in the competition to power the data centers of tomorrow. At the focal point of the strategy is a platform unveiled today that draws on the enterprise technology stalwart’s single biggest strength: its size. Spectrum Accelerate is a standalone implementation ...

SUSE launches software-defined storage platform

After more than a quarter of testing, SUSE Linux GmbH is finally releasing its software-defined storage platform into general availability. The launch fills in another important part of the company’s cloud stack amid increasing competition from rivals. The biggest threat to SUSE’s ambitions for the software-defined data center is Red Hat Inc., its old arch-nemesis ...

Amazon and Google vie to improve administrative insight

Operations professionals benefited from crossfire between two of the public cloud’s biggest names this week as the fight over enterprise workloads shifted to the monitoring front. Amazon fired the opening salvo with the launch of a deployment tracker aimed at providing increased administrative visibility. Upon initialization, AWS Config creates a snapshot of an environment and ...

What you missed in Big Data: Pushing the boundaries

The analytics wave is expanding to new frontiers as intense competition drives vendors outside their traditional comfort zones. Last week saw good examples of that repositioning as Datameer Inc. pulled the curtains back on a cloud-based implementation of its business intelligence platform. The new option bundles the software with one of two managed Hadoop services ...

What you missed in Cloud: Disrupting consumption models

The promise of cloud computing remains elusive for the traditional enterprise nearly a decade after the trend first reared its head. Organizations are caught in a trade-off between control and flexibility that makes it difficult to realize the full benefits of the model, but striking the right balance became a notch easier last week as ...

Catalogic unleashes ECX 2.0 to tame duplicate data in the enterprise

Catalogic Software Inc. has launched a new version of its copy management platform that promises to help organizations make more efficient use of their storage capacity amid the rapid growth in unstructured data. The release is the culmination of a journey that started three years ago at an entirely different company. The technology at the ...