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

In 2014, We’ll Generate 5 Billion GBs of Data Every 10 Minutes

Wikibon’s latest infographic provides a detailed look into the state of the web today, and a small glimpse into what we may see tomorrow (full infographic below). In 2003 humanity passed the decisive 5 billion gigabyte mark – companies and individuals have produced nearly five petabytes worth of information in just a few decades.  Today we ...

VMware and Red Hat Fight Over Vert.x During Brief Legal Kerfuffle

After former VMware engineer Tim Fox joined Red Hat as a principal software engineer, he was handed a letter asking him to transfer the ownership of Vert.x to his former employer. The open-source project Fox led during his stint at VMware is touted as an event-driven app framework for Java Virtual Machine developers. The code ...

CoreSite Allows Nirvanix Clientele to Bypass the ISP

As of this week Nirvanix customers in the West Coast have the option of connecting to their hosted environment directly without the help of a carrier. This private networking capability is offered courtesy of CoreSite, the colocation provider that hosts the local deployment of Nirvanix’s Cloud Storage Network at its One Wilshire facility in Los ...

Noisy Neighbors Are a Big, But Solvable Cloud Problem

Distributing resources among applications often results in a situation where certain programs getting the short end of the performance stick. This leads to lag and other technical difficulties that are not permissible for mission-critical software, even more so in the cloud. Analyst firm Wikibon says that while this phenomenon can be curved in a private ...

Mix n’ Match Cloud Services = Big Gains for SnapLogic

SnapLogic  says that demand for its API service tripled last year thanks to growing interest from corporate clients such as Bloomin’ Brands and Outback Steakhouse, two of its latest customers. The San Mateo, Calif-based startup offers an open development environment architected specifically to mix-and-match cloud services and data streams. Users of the SnapLogic Integration Platform ...

Dell Expands Consumer Portfolio with Touch-Screen Laptops + Cloud Stick

Dell is freshening up its lower end notebook line-up with new Inspirons that are thinner, more powerful, and more tablet-like than ever before. The next generation 14, 15, and 17-inch Dell Inspiron laptops come equipped with new processors and beefier graphic cards – either an Nvidia GeForce GT 640M or an AMD Radeon HD 8730M ...

Smart Cars Take the Spotlight at CES 2013

CES has historically put a lot of emphasis on mobility, but this year automakers are taking it to the next level. Two of the biggest car manufacturers in the U.S. introduced new developer tools that may bring a whole new meaning to the term “application ecosystem.” The first is Ford.  Yesterday, the company became the ...

Microsoft Just Can’t Resist a Chance to Show Off at CES

Microsoft and many of its rivals have deflected attention from CES, throwing their own industry events, but that hasn’t stopped the Redmond company from making a big appearance at the Vegas gathering this week. Microsoft chief executive Steve Ballmer showed up on the podium during Paul Jacobs’ keynote opening keynote to discuss his company’s products.  ...

Data Scientists Key Target for InMobi’s Latest Acquisition

Digital advertising firm InMobi announced the acquisition of Overlay for an undisclosed amount. The Singapore-based startup developed something called Context Engine, an analytical software solution specifically designed to track trends among smartphone and tablets owners. “At Overlay Media, our goal has been to develop technology that enables mobile devices to provide a highly personal and ...

Broadcom is Making Lots of Friends at CES

Several vendors announced they will be exhibiting new products based on communications chips from Broadcom at CES this week. The trade show will be held in Las Vegas from Tuesday through Friday, January 11. LG said it will incorporate Broadcom’s   IEEE 802.11ac WiFi or “5G” technology into a number of select TV models that will ...