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

Mobile Trends Show Up in Broadcom’s Second Quarter Earnings

NEWS By MARIA DEUTSCHER13 YEARS AGO

Broadcom, a leading supplier of networking and communications chips, reported its second quarter earnings after the markets closed Tuesday. The company saw a 4.2 percent profit drop and a 6 percent increase in revenue. Non-GAAP earnings were $0.70 per share on sales …

SAP Co-CEO to Step Down in 2014

NEWS By MARIA DEUTSCHER13 YEARS AGO

SAP announced over the weekend that co-chief executive Jim Haggemann Snabe will step down next year. He will leave Bill McDermott, his American counterpart, solely in charge of the German business intelligence firm. Snabe is set to hand over the reins to …

Online Video Titans Netflix + Amazon Q2 Earnings : Battle for Premium Content

NEWS By MARIA DEUTSCHER13 YEARS AGO

Hit TV shows are generating big bucks for online streaming companies. Analysts believe that the success of Arrested Developments and other programs helped Netflix grow its revenue by 20 percent last quarter, a massive jump that underlines the company’s solid performance in …

EnterpriseDB Sees Increase in Government Demand for Open Source Software

NEWS By MARIA DEUTSCHER13 YEARS AGO

Government agencies are increasingly turning to open source technologies in the wake of shrinking budgets and heightened cybersecurity concerns. EnterpriseDB, a leading distributor of PostgresSQL, is witnessing this trend firsthand. The privately-held database vendor says that the number of government agencies that …

Healthcare IT Spotlight: What We Learned at MITIQ 2013

NEWS By MARIA DEUTSCHER13 YEARS AGO

TheCube crew had the pleasure of interviewing dozens of technology and business leaders at last week’s MIT Information Quality Conference. Among them were a number of healthcare professionals who provided us with their unique perspectives on the industry’s efforts to harness information …

This Week in the Internet of Things: Mobile Ultra-Sound and Driverless Cars

NEWS By MARIA DEUTSCHER13 YEARS AGO

This past week featured a good number of developments in the ever-evolving Internet of Things. MobiSante unveiled a mobile ultrasound system, Apple snapped up a location data startup, and Telerik released a new solution for developers struggling to tame the mobile explosion. …

Weekly Security Review: Tumblr Exposes Users, Snooping Scandal Continues

NEWS By MARIA DEUTSCHER13 YEARS AGO

This past week featured a number of newsworthy developments in the cybersecurity space. Most notably, a number of new and unsettling details emerged about the Moto X, Tumblr users were greeted by an unwelcome surprise, and the still ongoing NSA snooping scandal …

MITIQ 2013: Appointing a CDO Can Be a Double-Edged Sword

NEWS By MARIA DEUTSCHER13 YEARS AGO

Wikibon co-founder Dave Vellante and Paul Gillin, the former editor-in-chief of Computerworld, kicked off the second day of this week’s MIT Information Quality conference with an in-depth discussion about the pros and cons of appointing a chief data officer. After recapping on …

SnapLogic Connects Tableau to the Big Data Universe

NEWS By MARIA DEUTSCHER13 YEARS AGO

SnapLogic has announced the availability of a pre-packaged Snap for Tableau’s newly launched data visualization service. The San Mateo-based cloud integration specialist says that its latest connector supports over 160 data sources, including on-premise apps, popular cloud solutions such as Salesforce and …

Weekly Big Data Review: Aysadi Gets a Boost from GE, Cloudera Nabs Myrrix

NEWS By MARIA DEUTSCHER13 YEARS AGO

This week Ayasdi received funding from GE and Cloudera snatched up a machine learning startup called Myrrix. In addition, Syncsort released the results of an extensive study on Hadoop adoption in Europe. Ayasdi is a Palo Alto-based firm that specializes in Big …

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Maria Deutscher

Latest from Maria Deutscher

SAP Co-CEO to Step Down in 2014

Online Video Titans Netflix + Amazon Q2 Earnings : Battle for Premium Content

EnterpriseDB Sees Increase in Government Demand for Open Source Software

Healthcare IT Spotlight: What We Learned at MITIQ 2013

This Week in the Internet of Things: Mobile Ultra-Sound and Driverless Cars

Weekly Security Review: Tumblr Exposes Users, Snooping Scandal Continues

MITIQ 2013: Appointing a CDO Can Be a Double-Edged Sword

SnapLogic Connects Tableau to the Big Data Universe

Weekly Big Data Review: Aysadi Gets a Boost from GE, Cloudera Nabs Myrrix

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