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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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Nintendo Seeing Positive 3DS Sales after Slow Year

Japanese gaming company Nintendo managed to ship a sizable number of its 3DS three-dimensional mobile gaming consoles last week despite disappointing results throughout the past few quarters. Research firm Enterbrain said that the company sold 214,821 3DS units in Japan last week. …

Pay for Parking with Your Smartphone in New York City

Over the next few months, New York City will place “smart meters” in 300 locations as a part of an experiment to test a pay-by-phone parking system. The one-year pilot program will feature tech that is already used in several other cities …

Amazon Bats Eyes at Gov’t Sector with New Cloud Services

Today Amazon made an announcement that placed it two steps of the competition: it unveiled GovCloud, what is essentially an ultra secure version of six Amazon Web Services designed for the use of government agencies: Elastic Compute Cloud, Simple Storage Service, Elastic …

VMware Announces Expanded Cloud Foundry Support

Virtualization giant VMware announced that it has expanded support for Cloud Foundry, its open-source PaaS offering.  As a part of a new partnership with Dell, the latter’s services business will integrate the beta platform-as-a-service solution with Ubuntu Linux, according to VMware VP …

Joyent Opens up SmartOS in the Cloud

Cloud software developer Joyent announced that its SmartOS platform, which was once only a component of its SmartDataCenter and public cloud offerings, is now available under an open-source license.  Joyent CTO Jason Hoffmann refered to the server platform as the ““only modern OS” …

Nutanix Debuts Rounded-Out VMware Server

Startup Nutanix announced its first product, a virtualized server it named Complete Cluster. The 2U or 3.5 inch high VMware-based box comes equipped with four x86 nodes, each containing eight 8 Intel Xeon processors that add up to a combined 48 cores and …

Cisco Pulls the Plug on Green Program, More Layoffs

Cisco has shut down its Smart Connected Buildings program, according to a blog post by Laura Ipsen, Cisco’s SVP of  Global Policy and Government Affairs. The program was Cisco’s household energy management offering,  and was mostly based on technology developed by Richards-Zeta …

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