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

Qualtrics lets go 780 workers to simplify its organizational structure

CLOUD By MARIA DEUTSCHER3 YEARS AGO

Qualtrics International Inc. today announced that it’s laying off about 780 employees, or 14% of its workforce, in a bid to simplify its organizational structure. The restructuring comes a few months after the former SAP SE unit was acquired by two investment …

Zendesk debuts new AI features for its customer service platform

AI By MARIA DEUTSCHER3 YEARS AGO

Zendesk Inc. today debuted new generative artificial intelligence features that aim to make help desk teams more productive. The features are rolling out for the company’s flagship customer service platform, which is used by about 100,000 organizations worldwide. The platform enables help …

New report details ‘Project Nessie’ algorithm flagged in FTC lawsuit against Amazon

POLICY By MARIA DEUTSCHER3 YEARS AGO

New details have emerged about Amazon.com Inc.’s “Project Nessie” algorithm, which is a major focus of a lawsuit the Federal Trade Commission recently brought against the company. The Wall Street Journal reported today that Amazon used Project Nessie to set product prices …

LinkedIn rolls out new AI-powered automation tools

AI By MARIA DEUTSCHER3 YEARS AGO

LinkedIn today introduced a trio of artificial intelligence tools designed to optimize companies’ marketing, recruiting and employee coaching efforts. The tools are rolling out a few weeks after the Microsoft Corp. unit debuted another set of AI features geared towards salespeople. According …

Stampli reels in $61M for its AI-powered accounting platform

AI By MARIA DEUTSCHER3 YEARS AGO

Stampli Inc., a startup using artificial intelligence to make accounting teams more productive, today announced that it has closed a $61 million late-stage funding round led by Blackstone. The Series D round also included the participation of returning backers Insight Partners, SignalFire, …

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella testifies in high-profile Google antitrust trial

POLICY By MARIA DEUTSCHER3 YEARS AGO

Microsoft Corp. Chief Executive Satya Nadella today testified in an antitrust lawsuit that the Justice Department is pursuing against Google LLC. The case is currently in the third week of what is expected to be an up to 10-week trial. U.S. District …

Report: Over half of phishing emails now use obfuscation tactics to avoid detection

SECURITY By MARIA DEUTSCHER3 YEARS AGO

Hackers are using increasingly sophisticated tactics to get their phishing emails past companies’ cybersecurity defenses, according to new research from Egress Software Technologies Ltd. The company carried out the research for its annual Phishing Threat Trends Report, which was published today. London-based …

EU telcos call for big tech to help finance internet infrastructure upgrades

POLICY By MARIA DEUTSCHER3 YEARS AGO

The heads of Europe’s largest telecommunications companies are arguing that tech giants should help pay for new internet infrastructure, the Financial Times reported today. The executives reportedly expressed their view in a joint letter addressed to members of the European Parliament. A …

Report: Microsoft sought to sell Bing to Apple in 2020

APPS By MARIA DEUTSCHER3 YEARS AGO

Microsoft Corp. executives floated the possibility of selling Bing to Apple Inc. a few years ago, according to a new report. Sources told Bloomberg on Thursday that the idea came up in 2020. Microsoft executives reportedly met with Eddy Cue, Apple’s senior …

Intel begins mass-producing chips using cutting-edge EUV technology

INFRA By MARIA DEUTSCHER3 YEARS AGO

Intel Corp. today announced that it has begun mass-producing chips using extreme ultraviolet lithography, or EUV, the most advanced semiconductor manufacturing technology on the market. The company reached the milestone at its Fab 34 plant in Leixlip, Ireland. Intel has equipped the …

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Maria Deutscher

Latest from Maria Deutscher

Qualtrics lets go 780 workers to simplify its organizational structure

Zendesk debuts new AI features for its customer service platform

New report details ‘Project Nessie’ algorithm flagged in FTC lawsuit against Amazon

LinkedIn rolls out new AI-powered automation tools

Stampli reels in $61M for its AI-powered accounting platform

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella testifies in high-profile Google antitrust trial

Report: Over half of phishing emails now use obfuscation tactics to avoid detection

EU telcos call for big tech to help finance internet infrastructure upgrades

Report: Microsoft sought to sell Bing to Apple in 2020

Intel begins mass-producing chips using cutting-edge EUV technology

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