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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Data breach at Caesars Entertainment compromises customer information

A data breach at Caesars Entertainment Inc. has compromised personal information belonging to a “significant” number of customers, the company disclosed today. Reno, Nevada-based Caesars is a major hotel and casino operator. It runs more than 50 properties worldwide and generated $10.8 billion in net revenue during its most recent fiscal year. The company disclosed ...

Databricks raises $500M in new funding at mammoth $43B valuation

Data management provider Databricks Inc. has raised more than $500 million in funding at a $43 billion valuation. T. Rowe Price Associates led the Series I round with contributions from a dozen other backers, Databricks detailed in its announcement of the investment today. Those other backers included Nvidia Corp. and Andreessen Horowitz. Capital One Ventures, Morgan ...

Reverse proxy maker ngrok debuts global server load balancing tool

Reverse proxy startup ngrok Inc. today debuted a GSLB, or global server load balancing, tool that promises to speed up application response times and reduce the risk of outages. The network traffic sent to a cloud service usually doesn’t flow directly to that service, but first goes through a system known as a reverse proxy. ...

Chrome, Firefox and other browsers affected by critical WebP vulnerability

Google LLC, the Mozilla Foundation and other browser makers have released patches to fix a zero-day vulnerability affecting the WebP image format. It’s believed that hackers are actively exploiting the flaw to launch cyberattacks.  Google patched Chrome on Monday to fix the popular browser’s built-in WebP implementation. The Mozilla Foundation followed suit with a Firefox ...

Data management provider Denodo raises $336M from TPG

Denodo Technologies Inc., a provider of data management software, today announced that it has raised $336 million from private equity firm TPG. The transaction is described as a Series B investment. It included equity funding and a sale of secondary shares by HGGC, a private equity firm that became a Denodo investor in 2017. The ...

Stability AI debuts latent diffusion AI platform for generating audio

Stability AI Ltd. today introduced Stable Audio, a software platform that uses a latent diffusion model to generate audio based on users’ text prompts. The platform can generate up to 95-second clips across a variety of music genres. According to Stability AI, Stable Audio also lends itself to creating other types of audio including sound ...

IoT networking startup FloLive raises $47M

Networking startup FloLive Ltd., which helps companies link their sensors and other connected devices to the internet, today announced that it has raised $47 million in funding. Greenfield Partners and 83North led the Series C round. They were joined by Qualcomm Ventures, Dell Technologies Capital, Saban Ventures and Hazelnut Partners. Companies in industries such as ...

SQream reels in $45M for its speedy GPU-powered database

SQream Technologies Ltd., the developer of a high-speed database that runs on graphics processing units, has raised $45 million in new funding. Tel Aviv-based SQream announced the Series C funding round this morning. The round was led by World Trade Ventures with participation from several new and returning backers. Since its 2010 launch, SQream has ...

Intel debuts high-speed Thunderbolt 5 standard with signal modulation upgrade

Intel Corp. today debuted a new and significantly faster version of its Thunderbolt technology, which is used to connect personal computers with external devices such as displays. Thunderbolt was jointly created by Intel and Apple Inc. in 2011. It shares certain components with USB but offers significantly faster performance. This speed, and the fact that ...

Instacart seeking to raise up to $616M in IPO at $9.3B valuation

Instacart today disclosed that it hopes to raise up to $616 million in its upcoming initial public offering. The grocery delivery company, which is incorporated as Maplebear Inc., detailed its fundraising target in an update to its IPO prospectus. Instacart  filed the initial version of the document on Aug. 25. The same week, Arm Holdings ...