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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GE Enters IT Services Market to Save Companies $150BN

Through a partnership with Accenture, GE developed nine technology and service offerings that aim to assist organizations across several verticals to reduce technology overhead and streamline operations in the process. The company’s estimates that its new portfolio,  which is primarily targeted at airlines, railroads, hospitals, manufacturers and utilities, could save these companies up to $150 ...

Apple Maps Execs on the Chopping Block: Where is this PR Mess Headed?

Apple is intent on overhauling its Maps application, and for good reason.  The consumer electronics giant’s flopped in its attempt to infiltrate the data-driven digital GPS market with a Maps app the trumped Google Maps as the default in iOS 6.  Apple’s first step is looking in the mirror and making the necessary internal changes: ...

For Startups on the Leading Edge of BYOD, Panorama9 Brings Cloud Management to Macs

IT automation firm Panorma9 released an update to its flagship platform that empowers admins to manage Windows and Mac PCs from a single pane of glass. The cloud-based  patch management service says that the solution can be particularly handy for startups that find themselves on the “leading edge” of the BYOD trend. “Mac and Windows ...

The Big Data Review: Autonomy, AlStor and the Political Angle

In spite of a slow news week during the holiday, several noteworthy items crossed the wire despite Thanksgiving 2012. Firstly, WANdisco announced that it’s buying AltoStor for $5 million.  WANdisco makes proprietary clustering software for Fortune 500 companies, but it developed an interest in open-source and is an active contributor to the Apache community. It’s ...

Coraid Allies with Big Switch for Software-Defined Storage

Coraid and Big Switch  have partnered up to deliver an integrated networked storage solution that brings together the best of both worlds:  cloud orchestration and open-source network abstraction. “The modern datacenter is going through the biggest transformation it has seen in more than a decade,” said Kevin Brown, CEO of Coraid. “Datacenter architects today are ...

Your Data, My Data and Facebook Exchange Ads. RadiumOne Bets Big with FBX Integration

RadiumOne is integrating its social advertising platform with Facebook Exchange, the social media giant’s latest attempt to augment its somewhat fledgling business model. FBX was launched just a few days ago. It’s pegged as a real-time-bidding system for advertisers: a marketplace for ads that have been retargeted based on specific demographics’ browsing history. The program only ...

Tablet Market Diversifying, Apple OS Still Firmly in the Lead [REPORT]

Millennial Media released its Mobile Mix report for the month of November, summing up the trends it observed through its mobile advertising network. Apple remained dominant in Q3. The iPhone is still the number one device on Millennial’s platform with a 16 percent share of impressions, and Apple is the top vendor with total stake ...

The SiliconAngle on HP’s Autonomy Writedown: Big Financial Blow, but It’s Still Solid Tech

Hewlett-Packard  created a stir this week after CEO Meg Whitman revealed that it made a $8.8 billion write down on Autonomy, a British software firm that the company acquired last year.  SiliconAngle founding editor Mark “Rizzn” Hopkins covered the story in a NewsDesk session earlier this week (full video below), defending Autonomy’s technology in spite ...

NetApp Aids Cloud Transitioners with AWS On Premise Storage

NetApp just unveiled its newest offering, a storage solution that natively supports connectivity between on premise infrastructure and Amazon Web Services. It’s based on AWS Direct Connect. NetApp Private Cloud for AWS has several major advantages, according to its maker. For starters, it allows the user to plug their data center directly into the Amazon ...

HP Discover 2012: Expect More Ways to Harness Data, Manage Services

HP Discover 2012  conference will be held in Frankfurt, Germany through December 4-6. The event is the vendor’s biannual opportunity to showcase its achievements from the past six months, and strengthen its ties with its massive ecosystem of partners and client organizations. Chief executive Meg Whitman will be clearing her schedule to speak at the ...