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 quality startup Lightup nabs $9M in fresh funding

Lightup Data Inc., a startup that helps companies detect when their applications ingest erroneous or out-of-date data, has raised $9 million in early-stage funding. The Series A round was co-led by Andreessen Horowitz and Newlands Ventures. In its announcement of the investment today, Lightup detailed that Spectrum 28 Capital, Shasta Ventures, Vela Partners and Incubate Fund ...

Arm could reportedly go public in September at $60B+ valuation

Arm Ltd. hopes to achieve a valuation of at least $60 billion in its upcoming initial public offering, according to a new report. Reports emerged earlier this year that Arm was targeting a valuation of between $30 billion to $70 billion for the stock sale. Today, Bloomberg cited sources as saying that the company is now ...

Tricentis introduces Device Cloud to simplify mobile app development

Tricentis Inc. today debuted a cloud platform that will enable developers to provision on-demand smartphones and tablets for their mobile app projects. The platform is known as the Tricentis Device Cloud. Besides access to handsets, it also provides an artificial intelligence engine that promises to streamline certain app development tasks. Austin-based Tricentis provides software tools ...

Cloudera appoints software industry veteran Charles Sansbury as CEO

Cloudera Inc. today named longtime technology executive Charles Sansbury as its new chief executive. Sansbury (pictured), who previously held leadership roles at several enterprise software companies, is succeeding outgoing Cloudera CEO Rob Bearden. The leadership change is not unexpected. In June, The Information reported that Bearden had informed Cloudera employees of his plans to step ...

Data center builder Stack Infrastructure raises another $250M in debt financing

Stack Infrastructure Inc., a company that builds data centers for cloud operators and other organizations, has raised $250 million in debt funding. The transaction was announced this morning. The debt financing carries a 5.9% fixed interest rate and is structured as a securitized note, which is a type of loan that can be marketed to ...

Uber shares fall on mixed second-quarter earnings

Uber Technologies Inc. today reported that it reached a significant profitability milestone in the second quarter, but lower-than-expected sales sent the company’s shares tumbling. The ride-hailing giant’s stock is currently down more than 6%. Uber closed the quarter ended June 30 with a net income of $394 million when measured using generally accepted accounting principles. ...

Monte Carlo debuts new tool for monitoring data reliability

Startup Monte Carlo Data Inc. today debuted a new tool, the Data Product Dashboard, that can help companies spot quality issues in their business information. San Francisco-based Monte Carlo is backed by more than $230 million in funding. It provides a data observability platform that helps companies ensure the information they use to make business ...

Menlo Security debuts new tools for blocking advanced browser-based threats

Menlo Security Inc., a well-funded cybersecurity startup, today debuted two new tools designed to help companies block so-called HEAT attacks. HEAT stands for highly evasive adaptive threat. The term describes web-borne malware that targets victims’ browsers and uses advanced obfuscation techniques to avoid detection. According to Menlo Security, its two newly announced tools each address ...

Cyble nabs $24M for its AI-powered threat intelligence platform

Cyble Inc., a startup that supplies organizations with data on hacker activity, has raised $24 million in new funding. Atlanta-based Cyble announced the Series B funding round this morning. The startup says Blackbird Ventures and King River Capital were the lead investors. Several other institutional backers contributed as well. “This investment is a testament to ...

Apple announces App Store policy changes to combat device fingerprinting

Apple Inc. will change the App Store’s developer terms of service to combat device fingerprinting, a technique used by some apps to track users’ activity. The iPhone maker announced the move on Thursday. It first disclosed plans to more actively address device fingerprinting at its WWDC 2023 developer event in June. Earlier, Apple added a ...