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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Sapho expands its enterprise push notification service to Google Analytics and Zendesk

Staying on top of new information is easier said than done for business professionals who interact with upwards of dozens of different applications over the course of the average work week. In a bid to ease the challenge, a startup called Sapho Inc. has developed an alerting platform that makes it possible to pull updates ...

Neo Technology closes $36 million in funding as graph database adoption soars

The investment community has taken note of Neo Technology Inc.’s rapid rise in the database market. Greenbridge Partners Ltd, a venture capital firm co-owned by Swedish billionaire Melker Schorling, led a $36 million financing round into the startup today with support from three of its existing institutional backers. Neo will use the new funds to ...

Hired raises $30M more to scale its tech job marketplace

The online recruiting space has seen a surge of competition in recent quarters thanks to the emergence of startups such as Hired Inc. that are reimagining the traditional job search website. Tthe San Francisco-based outfit raised $30 million today as part of a follow-up to the $40 million investment that it closed earlier this year. ...

Castle raises $2 million to fight rising threat of account takeover attacks

The ransomware and botnet attacks that have been dominating the headlines lately are only two of the online threats that organizations have to deal with these days. An equally pressing danger is the rise of so-called account takeover campaigns that target users with privileged access rights to a service or personal data in their profiles. ...

Sequoia leads $10M investment into network analytics startup Indeni

Visa Inc., Fujitsu Ltd. and Comcast Corp. don’t have much in common from a competitive standpoint, but behind the scenes, they all rely on a startup called Indeni Inc. to keep their data centers running smoothly. The Palo Alto-based firm has quietly emerged as a force to be reckoned within the information technology operations world ...

Periscope Data raises $25M to boost cloud data visualization service

As data becomes increasingly essential to making business decisions, organizations are adopting new tools that can help their users access important information more easily. One of the startups working to capitalize on the trend is San Francisco-based Periscope Data Inc., which raised $25 million in funding this week from a group of big-name backers led by ...

Sysdig makes its container monitoring service more appealing for DevOps teams

Like the other startups in the crowded Docker container ecosystem, Sysdig Inc. is hard at work building new features that can help set it apart from the pack. The latest fruit of the company’s efforts is a team management capability for its namesake monitoring service that aims to ease the administration of clusters of containers, ...

Tableau unveils new in-memory data engine, machine learning features

Big changes are coming to Tableau Software Inc.’s data visualization platform. At its annual customer event in Austin today, the company laid out an ambitious three-year feature roadmap aimed at addressing the key trends that are shaping the work of business intelligence professionals. The first and arguably biggest item on the agenda is a new ...

What’s new in SAP Hana 2 database: satellite data and cloud analytics

Attendees of SAP SE’s TechEd conference in Barcelona this week will have plenty to talk about between sessions. The company kicked off the event today by unveiling a landmark new release of Hana, the in-memory database underpinning its core products, that aims to streamline every major aspect of running an analytics environment. On the backend, ...

Google adds new testing, analytics features to its Firebase backend as a service

Building and testing mobile applications could soon become a much more streamlined experience for developers who rely on Google Inc.’s cloud-based Firebase toolkit. At an event in Berlin today, the search giant introduced a new iteration of the managed backend that promises to speed up several key parts of the software lifecycle, starting with bug ...