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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Cloud Review: Appcara’s Hybrid Box and a New Twist on Mobile Development

Last week Appcara unveiled a new solution for managing hybrid cloud environments, Telerik launched a cross-platform development suite for mobile app makers, and Amazon got a green light from the government. Nutanix also got a spot in the limelight after it released a reference architecture for Citrix XenDesktop. Appcara’s new AppStack Express Appliance is a ...

Big Data Review: Mobile Development and Funding

Last week Appcelerator announced a mobile development platform that taps into Big Data to deliver enterprise-grade functionality, and Orchestrate.io raised $3 million for its data integration API. Alteryx received $12 million for its own analytics solution, a data visualization platform that makes insights easily accessible for business users who do not possess any programming skills. ...

Appcelerator Takes Data-Driven Development Suite to the Enterprise

The mobile industry is steadily warming up to Big Data. Developers are seeking out new sources of competitive advantage, and gaining a better understanding of their users and applications is often at the top of their lists. This week, Appcelerator entered the fray with an end-to-end development suite for the enterprise that includes data-driven tools ...

VMware Challenges Amazon with IaaS vCloud Hybrid Service – Analysis by Stu Miniman

On Tuesday VMware unveiled its vCloud Hybrid Service, an infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) solution meant to hinder Amazon’s expansion into the traditional enterprise market. Wikibon senior analyst Stu Miniman discussed the news in a recent interview with SiliconAngle’s Kristin Feledy. VMware first announced the offering at a partner conference in February, but we didn’t know too much ...

Same-Time Scaling : IaaS + Apps – Appcara Unveils Hybrid Cloud Appliance

Managing workloads in hybrid public environments is more complex than ought it to be, according to cloud computing specialist Appcara. Earlier this week the Santa Clara-based firm pulled the curtains back on a turnkey solution that will help small to medium enterprises (SMEs) resolve this issue, a solution built on automation and analytics. The new ...

Cisco and NetApp Team Up for a Big Converged Infrastructure Push

Networking giant Cisco and long-time partner NetApp have expanded their decade-long partnership in an effort to develop a converged stack for modern workloads, namely cloud and Big Data. Cisco chief technology and strategy officer Padmasree Warrior went over the news with NetApp EVP of product operations Manish Goel in a newly released promo video (see full ...

Tegile Expands to Europe, Launches Promotional Charity Campaign

This week Tegile announced that it has opened an office in the United Kingdom to strengthen customer ties in the region. Paul Silver will lead the London branch as the company’s VP of Europe Middle East and Africa (EMEA). Silver has worked in the IT industry for 20 years. According to Tegile the executive established ...

NetApp Taps into Cash Stockpile to Distract Investors from Q4 Decline

NetApp’s fourth quarter earnings failed to meet the Street’s expectations, but its stock price shot up by more than 2.5 percent. This increase reflected the market’s positive response to the news that the company will issue a dividend and spend a sizable portion of its $7 billion cash stockpile on stock repurchases. For the quarter ...

Orchestrate.io Rethinks Database Architecture, Scales the API Instead

Big Data is getting bigger, and IT departments are having a hard time keeping up with it. Many organizations are leveraging a variety of different databases to store their information, usually Oracle for their traditional workloads and NoSQL for their Big Data, but this mix-and-match approach is far from ideal. In comes Orchestrate.io. The Portland-based ...

David Floyer on Dell’s Decision to Lay Low in the Cloud Services Market

Dell made an interesting move this week. The vendor launched a partner program that will allow customers to buy cloud services through its ecosystem, an important change of strategy that Wikibon co-founder and CTO David Floyer views positively. He explained why in a recent interview with SiliconAngle’s Kristen Feledy. The way he sees it, Dell ...