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 Big Data execs go in-depth on analytics | #HPDiscover

HP Autonomy global lead Brian Weiss and Shilpa Lawande, HP Vertica’s vice president of engineering, appeared on theCUBE at Discover 2013 for an in-depth discussion of the technology titan’s Big Data value proposition. Vertica 7, the latest version of the analytic database, launched a few weeks prior to the event’s kick off in Barcelona. Lowndes ...

Oracle goes after Salesforce with $1.5 billion Responsys buy

The long-standing rivarly between Oracle and cloud CRM kingpin Salesforce.com turned up a notch last Friday with the database maker’s acquisition of online marketing specialist Responsys. The deal is valued at $27 per share, a 38 percent premium over the firm’s closing price on Thursday and the equivalent of about $1.5 billion. The San Bruno, ...

HP marketing VPs talk customer engagement | #HPDiscover

Big Data is changing the way marketers identify and target their audiences, enabling brands to gain greater insight into competitive dynamics and realize higher returns on their customer acquisition investments. HP Vertica vice president of marketing Chris Selland and his Autonomy counterpart Gabriele Di Piazza appeared on theCUBE at the recent Discover summit to share ...

Weekly security review: NSA spying, RATs and a 40M Black Friday sting

It’s been another action-packed week in the world of cybersecurity, with the NSA stoking more controversy over its global intelligence gathering practices. On Thursday, U.S. District Judge Richard Leon found that the spy agency’s telephone data surveillance program is illegal, and likely unconstitutional. The ruling came in a lawsuit filed by one Larry Klayman, who ...

Internet of Things review: software giants battle for connected dominance

The race towards the Internet of Things is heating up, with Google upping the ante on wearable tech by rolling out a set of new features for its buzzed-about smart eyewear product. The latest update to Google Glass introduces the ability to snap a photo with a wink even when the display is off. The ...

BlackBerry hires three SAP execs to lead transformation

John Chen, the man who proved doubters wrong after turning Sybase around and selling it to SAP for $5.8 billion, is now facing the biggest challenge of his career: repeating history with BlackBerry. The newly appointed CEO of the struggling mobile maker is facing the daunting task of staging a comeback in a market dominated ...

Attunity acquires SAP partner for a slice of BI, HANA

Attunity, a Massachusetts-based developer of data replication and loading software, is acquiring Hayes Technology Group to establish a presence in the SAP ecosystem. The German business intelligence giant boasts over 250,000 enterprise customers globally, a growing number of which are adopting the HANA in-memory database in pursuit of faster insights. Terms of the deal were ...

Cloudera and Amazon take Hadoop to the cloud

Cloudera and Amazon have joined forces to democratize Hadoop in the latest push to converge cloud computing and analytics, two of the hottest and most disruptive trends in IT. The pair announced the collaboration this morning, just days after Impala – Cloudera’s open source query engine for unstructured information – launched on Amazon Elastic MapReduce. ...

Cisco doubles down on edge devices with VDI + collab

Bolstered with a dedicated Internet of Things divison, Cisco is extending its reach into the connected universe through new solutions for accessing and managing files across multiple devices. The networking giant on Tuesday pulled the curtains back on a desktop-as-a-service product designed to help cloud providers differentiate in the cutthroat SaaS market. Based on Cisco’s ...

IBM: machine learning to revolutionize our lives, disrupt retail

In its latest “5 in 5” forecast of trends that will change the way people interact with technology, IBM names cloud computing and machine learning as the innovations that are poised to make the biggest impact on our lives, potentially even helping traditional retailers get back in the saddle. First on the list is personalized ...