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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TigerGraph updates cloud database with new security and productivity features

TigerGraph Inc. today introduced a new version of TigerGraph Cloud, its managed graph database service, that will enable companies to extract insights from their data more easily and securely. Redwood City, California-based TigerGraph is a database startup backed by more than $170 million in funding. Its customers include major enterprises such as Microsoft Corp. and ...

E-commerce technology startup Nautical Commerce nabs $30M in funding

Startup Nautical Commerce Inc., which provides technology for building e-commerce marketplaces, today said it has secured a $30 million investment led by Drive Capital. Existing backers Accomplice Ventures and Golden Ventures participated as well. The round brings Nautical Commerce’s total outside funding to $33.2 million. New York-based Nautical Commerce provides a software platform that promises to ...

Google launches public sector division for cloud services

Google LLC is forming a new division that will focus on helping public sector organizations use its cloud services. The move was announced today by Google Cloud Chief Executive Officer Thomas Kurian. According to Kurian, the division will work with federal, state and local governments, as well as educational institutions. The new division is known ...

Arm debuts new mobile chips with speed and security improvements

Chip design giant Arm Ltd. today introduced its latest central processing units and graphics processing units for the mobile device market. U.K.-based Arm doesn’t manufacture chips, but rather designs semiconductor blueprints that hardware makers use to build processors. The company’s technology powers billions of devices worldwide. Arm has a particularly strong presence in the mobile ...

Cryptocurrency data provider Kaiko closes $53M investment

Kaiko, a startup that provides market data about the digital asset ecosystem to financial institutions, has secured $53 million in fresh funding to support growth initiatives. The company announced the funding round this morning. The lead investor was Eight Roads, while Revaia, Alven, Point9, Anthemis and VC Underscore participated as well.  Paris-based Kaiko, incorporated as Challenger ...

Micron debuts new data center SSD based on 176-layer flash technology

Micron Technology Inc. today debuted the Micron 5400, a new solid-state drive for data centers that’s based on the company’s latest 176-layer flash storage technology. Micron is a major supplier of storage and memory chips that generated $27.7 billion in revenue last year. Its chips can be found in a variety of devices ranging from ...

GlobalWafers to build $5B chip wafer factory in the US

Taiwan-based GlobalWafers Co., a major supplier of the silicon wafers used to make central processing units and other chips, plans to build a $5 billion silicon wafer plant in Sherman, Texas. The Wall Street Journal reported the plan today. A wafer is a semiconducting disc made largely of silicon that is used to manufacture chips. ...

AI Squared raises $6M in funding for its AI integration platform

Artificial intelligence startup AI Squared Inc. today announced that it has raised a $6 million seed funding round led by NEA, with participation from Ridgeline Partners. Enterprises are adopting AI in their business operations to automate manual tasks and increase operational efficiency. One of the most common ways enterprise software teams implement AI is by ...

Zendesk to be acquired for $10.2B by investor consortium

Zendesk Inc., a major provider of customer service and sales software, will be acquired by an investor consortium for $10.2 billion. Zendesk announced the acquisition this morning. The investor consortium buying the company includes Hellman & Friedman, Permira, a wholly owned subsidiary of the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority and Singapore’s GIC sovereign wealth fund. The ...

Report: EU plans to investigate Broadcom’s proposed acquisition of VMware

The European Union is preparing to launch an antitrust investigation into Broadcom Inc.’s proposed $61 billion acquisition of VMware Inc., the Financial Times reported today. Broadcom is a major chipmaker that supplies processors used in data center switches, Apple Inc.’s iPhone lineup and many other devices. The company has over the past few years also ...