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

Riverbed Rolls out RiOS: Integration, Expanded Support

Riverbed Technology rolled out Riverbed Optimization System (RiOS) 7.0, the software it uses to power its flagship Steelhead WAN optimization appliance line. The latest release includes a number of additions, including direct integration with the company’s Skipware satellite networking protocol implementation. On top of that, Riverbed integrated its Cascade application-aware NPM solution into Steelhead to ...

Teradici Upgrades ‘PC-over-IP’ Solution

Zero client solutions provider Teradici released PCoIP Firmware Release 3.5.0 and PCoIP Management Console 1.7, the latest version of its user virtualization software with enhanced functionality for the enterprise.  The main highlight is version 3.5 of the PCoIP Firmware software, and first improvement is a significant performance boost: “USB 2.0 Support with VMware View Sessions: With ...

Someone Besides Samsung Faces US Ban – HTC Could Miss Out this Holiday

The biggest mobile device manufacturers have been filing patent infringement lawsuits against each other rather consistently for the past couple of years, and a few cases managed to stand out of the crowd these past few months.  Among them is the on-going battle between Apple and Samsung. The former claims that the Taiwanese phonemaker infringed ...

SAP’s Latest Buy Fits Well with Mobile, Analytics Strategy

Software maker SAP has acquired human resource management SaaS provider Success Factors for $3.4 billion, a premium of 52 percent over Friday’s closing price and about 10 times more than the company’s annual revenue.  Reuters reports that JPMorgan Chase & Co. will provide a loan of one billion euro, or the equivalent of $1.3 billion, ...

Box CEO Gives Insider’s Take on Consumerization of IT

Aaron Levie, the chief executive of enterprise cloud storage provider Box, provided his view on this emerging industry, its consumer market origins, and current state.  His firm focuses mainly on corporate clients, powering 82 percent of Fortune 500 companies according to Levie, but the consumer market has not been left astray from his agenda. Late ...

IBM Discusses the Future of Microchips in Three New Studies

IBM’s almost legendary research capacity has been dedicated to a lengthy list of topics that often extending the current perception of IT.  Today, company representatives will be attending the International Electron Devices Meeting in Washington to reveal what have been called breakthroughs in the microchip field. Specifically, the three IBM reports that will be released ...

Top Business iPad, Android Tablet Business Apps: Calvetica and Zillow

As far as business apps for the iPad and Android tablets go, Calvetia is the highlight of this week’s list. The app, available for all iOS devices,  puts a new twist on a simple and oft-used concept on calendaring by blending in a number of unique elements, with an eye for graphic quality as well. ...

Electronic Arts Throws Down the Social Gaming Gauntlet with KlickNation Aquisition

Social gaming is among the fastest growing segments in this particular industry, and Electronics Arts has long ago become a contender to throne – or rather, Zynga’s throne. The company challenged Farmville’s social element  back at the E3 convention and has made a couple of big acquisitions, including the $750 million buyout of PopCap this ...

Another Wireless-Cable Team Up with Verizon’s 4G Push

Verizon is taking every precaution to not fall behind other carriers with the expansion of its 4G LTE network. For the meager sum of $3.6 billion, the largest U.S carrier by market share acquired 122 advanced wireless services licenses from Comcast, Time Warner Cable and Bright House Networks. It’s expected that Verizon’s position in the ...

This Week in Cloud: The Ship Has Sailed

This week there have been several momentous updates, a part of which are not necessarily news but are momentous developments nevertheless.  The main highlight in this category is a new report by Cisco, the first in a series of Global Cloud Index studies, which cover the growth in cloud traffic over the years. The networking ...