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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HP storage guru reveals how he shored up the 3PAR flash lineup | #vmworld

When Hewlett-Packard Co. unveiled its first purpose-built flash array last June, its pitch consisted of a mature management stack and not much else. Just over a year later, the company boasts one of the  most well-rounded offerings in the high-end of the market that is at least as competitive on the hardware side as it ...

Teradata buys out the hottest Hadoop consultancy in Silicon Valley

Teradata Corp. hopes to close the loop on its Hadoop strategy with the acquisition of Think Big Analytics Inc., a professional services startup based in Mountain View that helps traditional organizations set up the necessary infrastructure to exploit their vast piles of untapped information. No financial details of were disclosed for the deal, the data ...

Google exec says VMware alliance is all part of search giant’s enterprise play | #vmworld

Lost in hype surrounding VMware Inc.’s recent move to embrace Docker, which is considered one of the single greatest threats to its proprietary brand of server virtualization, was the equally significant announcement of a partnership with Google to provide support for the search giant’s Kubernetes initiative. The open-source project relies on the Docker container engine ...

VMware’s plan: commoditize IT and kill Docker – but embrace it first | #vmworld

VMware Inc.’s recent foray into the converged infrastructure market is not merely an attempt to gain more control of its ecosystem but part of a broader push to help CIOs retool their operations, according to Chris Wolf, the hypervisor maker’s CTO for the Americas. Speaking on SiliconANGLE’s theCUBE at the recently concluded VMworld conference in San ...

What you missed in Big Data: smaller means nimbler

The startup ecosystem continued to set the pace for the analytics industry last week with another series of major milestones that spell new competition for the incumbents reigning over the market today.  GlassBeam Inc. fired the opening shot with the closing of  $2.2 million in Series B funding from VKRM Group and new investor SRI ...

For Docker CEO Golub, it’s about being everywhere (even Windows) | #vmworld

Few enterprise software startups are growing as fast as Docker Inc., and probably none have managed to garner so much buzz in such a short time, certainly not anytime since the dot-com era. There’s a good reason for that, according to Docker CEO Ben Golub (right). Speaking on theCUBE at the recently concluded VMworld conference ...

Basho boss says workloads must drive infrastructure decisions | #vmworld

For the first time in recent memory,  a major industry conference didn’t place Big Data at the center of attention, and the CEO of one of the hottest startups in that space says that’s a good thing. In his debut appearance on SiliconANGLE’s theCUBE at the recently concluded VMworld 2014 summit, Basho Technologies Inc. head ...

Tegile says hybrid array erases price/performance tradeoff | #vmworld

In industry marketing circles, the term “hybrid array” is typically used to describe a data storage appliance that combines fast and expensive solid-state-memory with cheaper but slower mechanical disk. Tegile Systems Inc., which one of the faster-growing names in the ring, is venturing off the beaten track with a fresh product approach that it says ...

Amazon’s enterprise cloud locker comes online

Amazon.com Inc. officially entered the enterprise file syncronization race on Wednesday with the launch of Zocalo, the homegrown cloud locker it unveiled in July as a response to fast-growing corporate adoption of existing solutions such rival Microsoft Corp.’s OneDrive. Named after the Spanish word for town square, the platform is exiting its nearly two-month private ...

SAP presses deeper into China with new cloud data center

Business intelligence stalwart SAP SE is pushing deeper into the lucrative Chinese market for enterprise software with a new data center that will deliver cloud services to local firms. The Shanghai facility marks one of the first major milestones on the growth path of China Datacom Corp., the joint venture that the German software titan ...