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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VMware expands multicloud portfolio at VMware Explore 2022 with new offerings

VMware Inc. today introduced a flurry of new products and features that will enable enterprises to manage their multicloud environments more efficiently. The new additions to VMware’s product portfolio, which made their debut at the company’s VMware Explore 2022 conference, span multiple use cases. Some of the offerings are designed to help companies secure their ...

FTC files lawsuit against data broker Kochava

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission has filed a lawsuit in which it accuses Kochava Inc., an Idaho-based data broker, of selling geolocation data that can be used to track consumers’ movements. The FTC announced the lawsuit today. Kochava is a so-called data broker, or a company that collects information about consumers from multiple sources and ...

StarTree secures $47M in funding for its user-facing analytics platform

StarTree Inc., a startup commercializing the open-source Apache Pinot data analytics platform, today announced that it has secured $47 million in a new funding. The Series B funding round follows a $24 million Series A investment that StarTree announced last May. GGV Capital, one of the participants in last year’s investment, led the startup’s latest ...

Teradata debuts new VantageCloud product suite to ease data analytics in the cloud

Teradata Corp. today launched VantageCloud, a suite of products designed to help companies more easily extract insights from their business data. Publicly traded Teradata is a major player in the data management market. The company sells a data platform that organizations use to centrally store business information and analyze it for useful insights. Last quarter, ...

T-Mobile partners with SpaceX to provide satellite-powered network connectivity

T-Mobile US Inc. will use SpaceX Corp.’s Starlink satellite network to provide cellular coverage to customers, the companies announced on Thursday. Starlink is a constellation of internet satellites deployed in low Earth orbit. It’s designed to provide connectivity in areas that are beyond the reach of traditional ground-based carrier networks. Over the past few years, ...

Enterprise software maker OpenText to acquire Micro Focus for $6B

Enterprise software provider OpenText Corp. will acquire Micro Focus International plc, another major player in the enterprise software market, for $6 billion. The companies announced the acquisition on Thursday. The $6 billion that OpenText is offering values U.K.-based Micro Focus at 5.32 pounds per share, a 98.7% premium to the most recent closing price of ...

Google Cloud makes its VMTD malware detection service generally available

Google LLC today announced the general availability of VMTD, a service that can detect if hackers attempt to use a company’s cloud environment to mine cryptocurrency.  VMTD stands for Virtual Machine Threat Detection. The service was first released in public preview earlier this year and has since been adopted by customers “around the world and ...

Google begins rolling out its AI Test Kitchen machine learning app

Google LLC today began rolling out its AI Test Kitchen app, which will enable users to interact with advanced neural networks developed by the search giant’s engineers. Google first previewed AI Test Kitchen at its I/O developer conference earlier this year. The app will allow members of the public to interact with Google’s newest artificial ...

China’s Baidu debuts its first quantum computer

Baidu Inc. today debuted its first quantum computer, along with a technology that will enable users to access the system via the cloud. Beijing-based Baidu, one of China’s largest tech firms, operates a popular search engine and also provides other online services. The company actively invests in quantum computing through its research division, Baidu Research. ...

Intel debuts Flex graphics card series for the data center market

Intel Corp. today expanded its data center chip portfolio with a new lineup of graphics processing units, the Flex Series, that’s optimized for use in servers. The Flex Series includes two GPUs on launch. The first GPU includes 16 graphics processing cores and 12 gigabytes of onboard memory, while the second features twice as many ...