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

T-Mobile Invests in 4G with More Speed and New Plans

T-Mobile, the operator amidst the process of  being acquired by AT&T, is doubling the speed of its 4G networks to 42Mbps this month. This increase will affect 55 markets in the U.S, including Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Detroit, Houston, Los Angeles, Phoenix, Pittsburg and others. Support for this speed in Las Vegas, New York and Orlando ...

DotCloud Acquires Duostack, Introduces MongoDB Support

San Francisco-based PaaS provider DotCloud has acquired Duostack, another San Francisco PaaS provider, for an undisclosed sum. Duostack is a start-up which offers support for the non-SQL MongoDB database as part of its offering – a feature that will be integrated with DotCloud’s own product. Duostack founder and CEO David Chen will join DotCloud. From ...

Print Media Catches up with Big Data

Print media is gradually losing market share to online publications, and Mansueto Ventures, the publisher who operates Inc. magazine and Fast Company, is the latest major player in the print industry to have recognized this trend. The company has announced a major investment in the online versions of the magazines, and has chosen Red Aril’s ...

Citrix Extends VDI Portfolio with Kaviza Acquisitions

Virtualization solutions vendor Citrix Systems announced it has acquired Kaviza, a maker of a virtual desktop environment software for SMBs, for an undisclosed sum. Kaviza’s “VDI-in-a-Box” product represents a major milestone for Citrix, which has effectively extended its Citrix XenDesktop enterprise-purposed VDI product line with an offering targeting the small to medium businesses audience. “The ...

Android’s Big and So are Local Deals, Study Shows

JiWire just released its Mobile Audience Insights Report for Q1, and found that Android, tablets and location-based deals are among the top trends in this market. According to the WiFi marketing company, 79 percent of the on-the-go audience is comfortable making purchases on their mobile devices. Making small purchases is widespread, while 50 percent of ...

Xiotech’s Hybrid Cloud is a Crowd Pleaser

Xiotech’s recently introduced Hybrid ISE offering was selected as selected as “Breakthrough Product of the Year,” also receiving the “Attendee’s Pick” award at Microsoft Tech-Ed 2011. There were a total of 46 finalists at the conference, and Hybrid ISE was named the best product for the entire show. “As Steve Sicola, Xiotech’s CTO simply put ...

Millennial Media Preps for an IPO after Several Recent Milestones

Millennial Media has seen tremendous growth in the past few months, and it’s getting closer and closer to going public. The large, independent mobile ad network is reportedly in talks with banks. According to one of to two people cited with knowledge of the discussion, Millennia’s public offering is set for later this year or ...

Sony Revenues Decline as PSN Breach, Tsunami Stack Up

Ahead of its official earnings call, Japanese electronics giant Sony changed its estimate of the net loss for its fiscal year ending March 2011 to $3.2 billion, reversing its earlier projection of a return to profit. The company attributed the loss largely to writing off 360 billion yen ($4.4 billion) related to a tax credit, though ...

Top iPad, Android Tablet Apps for Business Users

The tablet space is heating up as manufacturers and platform makers are becoming more and more competitive with their offerings. As a consequence, the market is evolving, and tablets are gradually invading the office – not to mention the apps. So this week we’ve looked into and rounded up five of some of the most ...

The Past Week in the Cloud: SAPphire 2011, Partnerships and Privacy

This past in the cloud featured some very significant updates, and one of the main highlights was the SAP SAPphire 2011 conference. The conference’s focus was mainly on the cloud and big data, and a lot of the companies who attended took the opportunity to announce their new developments and quite notably, partnerships. Among these ...