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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SUSE bundles Docker and processor optimizations into major new Linux distro

SUSE LLC, the longtime second fiddle of the commercial Linux universe, is introducing a brand new version of its flagship distribution that levels the playing field against arch-rival Red Hat Inc. on multiple key fronts while adding several distinctive enhancements. The launch comes two months after the German firm unveiled the latest release of its ...

What you missed in Big Data: Oracle, eBay join Hadoop open-source party

The past week has seen not one but two technology giants take on a bigger role in the open-source community’s efforts to bring modern analytics within the grasp of the traditional enterprise. Online retail giant eBay Inc. led the charge with the contribution of a homegrown OLAP engine that it said makes querying Hadoop both ...

HP launches commercial OpenStack distro along with developer and customer goodies

Hewlett-Packard Co. has moved another step closer to realizing its lofty vision for a homegrown hybrid cloud with the introduction of the long-awaited commercial version of its OpenStack distribution and two complementary products aimed at helping customers make more of the software. The launch comes hot on the heels of the soon-to-split enterprise giant upgrading ...

Riding container craze, Bracket Computing exits stealth backed by $85 million

The notion of encapsulating applications into standardized containers that can be seamlessly moved across different types of infrastructure has turned originator Docker Inc. from an unknown service provider into the center of the hybrid cloud frenzy in the span of just a few months. Now, a new player called Bracket Computing Inc. is looking to steal ...

Pew says 40 percent of online adults have been harassment victims

Amid growing concerns over trolls and online harassment, Pew Research Center has released a released new research that concludes that nearly three-quarter s of online adults have witnessed the phenomenon and 40 percent have been victims themselves.  While the results may be unsurprising, they put hard numbers on the dark underbelly of an experience that many ...

eBay joins open-source community with ultra-fast OLAP engine for Hadoop

Like arch-rival Amazon.com, the soon-to-split eBay Inc. is something of an oddity in that it hasn’t historically been a big contributor to the open-source community. But the e-commerce pioneer hopes to change that with the release of the source-code for a homegrown online analytics processing (OLAP) engine that promises to speed up Hadoop while also ...

Microsoft/IBM alliance targets Amazon’s cloud dominance

Mutual self-interest can drive even rivals to embrace each other, as IBM and Microsoft have done with a new alliance  that’s aimed at leveling the playing field against infrastructure-as-a-service kingpin Amazon.com Inc. and, to a lesser extent, each other. The partnership has two primary components. Microsoft will make its core on-premise offerings available on IBM’s public cloud, ...

When it comes to structured vs. unstructured data, MarkLogic says you can have it all | #BigDataNYC

The term NoSQL typically refers to a category of databases that address unstructured information more effectively than traditional  relational models, but MarkLogic Inc. wants it to take on an entirely different meaning. “We don’t like to be be put in a silo; we like to redefine the boundaries of what a database should be,” said ...

Microsoft endorses value of the app economy | #BigDataNYC

The rise of the app economy has created a unique opportunity for developers to pursue their ambitions, producing multi-billion dollar success stories such as Instagram and WhatsApp, but the data science community does not yet have a medium through which to channel its potential. Microsoft Corp.’s Joseph Sirosh dropped by theCUBE at SiliconANGLE’s recent BigData ...

Teradata pivots up the analytics food chain with data relationships mapper

Teradata Corp. is rolling out a new solution for identifying relationships across different kinds of information that aims to take the data scientist out of the analytics equation and hurry business insights along. The launch comes as the growing competition from Hadoop pushes the company to expand beyond its data warehousing home turf in pursuit ...