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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Insider Leak Reveals Dell’s Plans around Force10, Networking

Brad Hedlund, a former Cisco employee who’s currently working with the now Dell-owned Force10, suggested in a blog comment that Dell is becoming ambitious in the networking space. In the post picked up by Business Insider, Hedlund said that the objective is to undercut Cisco’s prices on networking gear and offer the cheaper Force10 products. ...

Verizon Copes with Outages while Pursuing Network Gains

Today Verizon have suffered the second major outage within the past two weeks. Customers have reported their issues via the carrier’s support forums and Twitter. Verizon’s data network is down in various areas of coverage in the U.S, and users are having trouble getting connected, or are dealing with much slower access. The Verge reports ...

Oracle Earnings Slow, Tech Industry May Soon Follow

Oracle’s earnings for its second quarter ending in November disappointed shareholders, as speculations arise that the company’s lower sales may be a part of a broader trend that may soon impact the rest of the tech industry. The software maker reported a net income of 54 cents per share, compared to Wall Street’s average expectation ...

Zayo’s New, Green Fibre Solutions for the Datacenter

Fiber infrastructure solutions provider Zayo said it has completed a project to integrate a fiber build into Green House Data’s Wyoming facility. The company operates a SSAE 16, Type II data center that’s the first of its kind in the state, and offers hosting services and colocation services. As the name would imply, the owners ...

Google Invests in Solar Power, Facebook Adopts Green Trend

Tech companies are getting more eco-friendly. Several of the biggest names on the web and in social media have been carrying out similar plans on a very large scale, Google and Facebook being the latest examples. The search giant is hedging $1 billion in green investments now that it has injected $94 million into the ...

IBM Snatches up Curam as a part of Aggressive Analytics M&A Strategy

IBM embarked on a series of major software acquisitions recently in order to strengthen its portfolio across a wide range of sectors and industries.  Big Blue pursued the analytics angle for the most part with its previous buys, though the latest one is an exception. Curam a company that makes social enterprise management software designed ...

Broadcom Wins Emulex Patent Suit

After Emulex rejected Broadcom’s two-month effort to acquire the company in July 2009, it filed a patent infringement lawsuit against the latter that has finally been closed, Bloomberg reported. U.S. District Judge James Selna of Santa Ana, Calif. denied a motion by Emulex for summary judgment on the verdict. The judge found that three Emulex ...

Fusion-io, SolidFire Bulk Up Boards of Directors

Both Fusion-io and SolidFire have expanded their board of directors this week with the additions of industry veterans who will hopefully help bolster growth. Shane Robison, former executive vice president and CTO for Hewlett-Packard, is joining the Fusion-io board’s Audit Committee and Nominating and Corporate Governance Committee. He worked at HP since 2002 up until ...

Red Hat Reports Strong Q3 Income, Low Revenue as Partners Build Up Confidence

Linux distributor Red Hat reported its earnings for the third quarter of 2011. Sales grew by 23 percent since the third quarter of 2010 to $290 million, and subscriptions, which accounted for $246.5 million, are up 24 percent from last year.  This only barely met analysts’ expectations and led to an 8 percent drop in ...

Permabit Gets 4 More Patents for Data Protection, Excited for 2012

Permabit, the company that produces the record-breaking Albireo OEM embedded deduplication software, announced it has been awarded with four new patents by the US Patent and Trademark Office. That adds up to a total of eight new patents this year – we covered the first four back in June – and 27 since the company ...