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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Broadcom Gets Better at Multitasking with Quad-Core Processor for Cheap Devices

Broadcom pulled back the curtains on an industry-first HSPA+ processor that touts an ARM-based, quad-core CPU and supports a wide variety of connectivity technologies. The company said that the chip is designed for use in “high-performance, entry-level smartphones” running Android 4.2 Jelly Bean. The Quad ARM Cortex A7 core processor leverages ARM’s Neon architecture to ...

Cisco Has a Plan to Boost Router Business by 25 Percent

Stephen Liu, the head of marketing for Cisco’s service provider business, believes that his company’s Carrier Routing System (CRS) lineup will hit the $10 billion revenue mark within the next two years. That’s quite the outlook when you consider that the vendor reported total sales of $12 billion last quarter. The CRS product family has ...

WANdisco Snaps Up Dev Site to Boost Open-Source Mojo

WANdisco announced that it has snagged TortoiseSVN.net, the website that hosts the open source Subversion client of the same name. According to the company, this domain attracts 500,000 unique visitors each month and supports over five million downloads each year. Terms of the deal were not disclosed, but WANDisco revealed that lead developer Stefan Küng ...

Why HP Wants to Grow its Stake in the Cloud

Hewlett-Packard hopes to penetrate the hyperscale market with Moonshot, an ultra-efficient box built to power the services of cloud providers and web-scale technology firms. The company got a step closer to realizing its ambitions last week, when it pulled the curtains back on Cloud OS. The OpenStack-based solution is pegged as a private cloud platform ...

HP Discover Infographic: Big Data is About to Get a Lot Bigger

Researchers estimate that 90 percent of the data in the world will be unstructured by 2015, the year when the digital universe is expected to hit the eight zettabytes mark. This projection reflects an unprecedented increase in data volumes: the Internet amounted to 2.7 zettabytes in 2012 and 1.4 zettabytes the year before. With these ...

HP Discover Infographic: NASCAR Knows What You’re Thinking

Big Data is a big deal for companies like NASCAR, which have to keep a close eye on social media to keep their audiences engaged. Steve Phelps, NASCAR’s Chief Marketing Officer, shared his company’s social media analytics use case at this week’s HP Discover gathering in Las Vegas. The heart of NASCAR’s Big Data operation ...

How the Internet of Things is Changing Our Lives : Infographic

The billions of connected devices and sensors that make up the Internet of Things have transformed the technology landscape and revolutionized our day-to-day lives in the process. The impact of this mega-trend on the American consumer was brought into the limelight at this week’s HP Discover event. According to an infographic that went out on ...

The Insider’s Take on Software-Defined Storage @ HP Discover

Storage as an operating system and infrastructure must become more flexible, according to HP Enterprise Group EVP Dave Donatelli. He and Craig Nunes, the company’s vice president of marketing, weighed in on software-defined storage in a Q&A session with SiliconAngle founder John Furrier. Donatelli believes that storage is where “all the features and function come ...

IBM Edge Day 2 Recap: Software-Defined Storage, Flash and Everything In-Between

On Wednesday, the Wikibon crew gathered in theCube to conclude a long day of interviews with an in-depth discussion about software-defined storage, open-source technology and flash. Wikibon co-founders Dave Vellante and David Floyer provided their perspectives on the major highlights from Day 2 of IBM’s Edge conference together with senior analyst Stu Miniman. David kicks ...

Datalink Principal Architect Discusses ONTAP and Software-Defined Data Centers

NetApp recently bolstered its presence in the software-defined data center with the launch of Clustered Data ONTAP 8.2, the latest release of its flagship storage platform. Datalink’s Jason Anderson provided his take on the new version and shared how Datalink customers are approaching software-led infrastructure in an exclusive chat with SiliconAngle founding editor Mark “Rizzn” ...