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

Big Data Growth: Increased Awareness for Better or Worse

NEWS By MARIA DEUTSCHER15 YEARS AGO

Big data and Hadoop were big in 2011, and will likely be bigger in the coming year. O’Reilly’s Audrey Watters looked at the direction this trend took in the past year, and rounded up some key points. VC Interest One of the …

IPO Fever Takes Hold of Workday

NEWS By MARIA DEUTSCHER15 YEARS AGO

Enterprise HR and payroll management SaaS provider Workday is the latest to get caught up in the IPO frenzy. Citing anonymous sources, Bloomberg reported that the company has plans to raise $500 million in a public offering scheduled for next year. “The …

Akamai Snatches up Another Competitor, Cotendo, for $268 Million

NEWS By MARIA DEUTSCHER15 YEARS AGO

Akamai has acquired Israeli content delivery network operator Cotendo for $268 million, in addition to the assumption of unvested options. The sum falls short of earlier reports predicting a price tag ranging between $300 million and $350 million. Cotendo leverages a network …

IBM Faces Oracle’s Grudges, Grows in Banking, Healthcare Markets

NEWS By MARIA DEUTSCHER15 YEARS AGO

IBM had a few noteworthy updates in the past few days. The first one comes not from IBM, but rather from Oracle. Oracle reported its earnings for the second quarter yesterday, disappointing investors and raising concerns that its lower software sales may …

Wikibon’s Networking Predictions for 2012: Protocols, Key Influencers

NEWS By MARIA DEUTSCHER15 YEARS AGO

Wikibon published a report about the outlook of Ethernet and Fibre Channel in 2012, highlighting the main trends likely to drive the market throughout next year. Adoption of server 10GbE may speed up, thanks to Intel’s upcoming Romley chip, according to some …

Intel’s Big Mobile Plans at CES: New Phone Design

NEWS By MARIA DEUTSCHER15 YEARS AGO

Intel has been lagging in the mobile space lately. In contrast to its position in the server and PC markets, the company has an almost negligible share in the handset and tablet industries, though it has been planning to improve that for …

Yahoo’s Tax-Free Shares Sale May Haul in $18 Billion

NEWS By MARIA DEUTSCHER15 YEARS AGO

Yahoo! is looking to generate some extra cash from its assets in Asia, specifically a part of its 40 percent stake of Alibaba, the Chinese e-commerce giant, and its entire 35 percent portion of Yahoo! Japan. The news has not yet been …

SAP Integrates with Google, Releases Cloud Case Study

NEWS By MARIA DEUTSCHER15 YEARS AGO

SAP and Google are embarking on an extensive partnership that will focus mainly on the integration of the former’s subscription-based Business ByDesign ERP suite with Google Apps. A pilot is set to launch in the third quarter of 2012, intitally available only …

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Maria Deutscher

Latest from Maria Deutscher

Big Data Growth: Increased Awareness for Better or Worse

IPO Fever Takes Hold of Workday

Akamai Snatches up Another Competitor, Cotendo, for $268 Million

IBM Faces Oracle’s Grudges, Grows in Banking, Healthcare Markets

Wikibon’s Networking Predictions for 2012: Protocols, Key Influencers

Intel’s Big Mobile Plans at CES: New Phone Design

Yahoo’s Tax-Free Shares Sale May Haul in $18 Billion

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