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

Gorgias nabs $30M to ease customer service for online retailers

CLOUD By MARIA DEUTSCHER4 YEARS AGO

Gorgias Inc., a startup with a customer service platform optimized for online retailers, today announced that it has closed a $30 million funding round. Transpose Platform and e-commerce software giant Shopify Inc. jointly led the Series C round. Gorgias is now reportedly …

Unity rejects AppLovin’s $20B merger offer

APPS By MARIA DEUTSCHER4 YEARS AGO

Video game development specialist Unity Software Inc. has rejected a $20 billion merger offer from AppLovin Corp., a major provider of mobile advertising software. Unity announced the decision today. According to the company, its board has unanimously determined that the merger offer …

Infrastructure specialist Nutanix to lay off 270 workers

CLOUD By MARIA DEUTSCHER4 YEARS AGO

Nutanix Inc. is reportedly laying off about 4% of its workforce, or approximately 270 employees, as part of a cost reduction initiative. The Information reported the move on Thursday. Nutanix, which sells software for managing information technology infrastructure, disclosed the layoffs in …

Google fined $42.7M in Australia over Android’s location tracking settings

APPS By MARIA DEUTSCHER4 YEARS AGO

Google LLC has agreed to pay a fine of 60 million Australian dollars, or about $42.7 million, to settle a lawsuit filed by Australia’s competition regulator over the location tracking settings in Android. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, or ACCC, announced …

Intel develops new chip technology to block hardware-based cyberattacks

SECURITY By MARIA DEUTSCHER4 YEARS AGO

Intel Corp. today detailed a new chip technology designed to help organizations more effectively block hardware-based hacking attempts. Some cyberattacks use vulnerabilities in the software installed on a server to steal data. Other cyberattacks target not the software that runs on a …

FTC will explore new data privacy rules to regulate the tech industry

POLICY By MARIA DEUTSCHER4 YEARS AGO

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission today launched an effort to explore whether it should implement new rules to regulate the tech industry. As part of the initiative, the FTC has released a document known as an Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking, or …

Google rolls out new AI features to improve search results

AI By MARIA DEUTSCHER4 YEARS AGO

Google LLC has updated its search engine with new artificial intelligence capabilities that will help improve the accuracy of search results. Pandu Nayak, a Google Fellow and the company’s vice president of search, detailed the new AI features in a blog post …

Samsung debuts faster foldable devices and new smartwatches

APPS By MARIA DEUTSCHER4 YEARS AGO

Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. today debuted its latest foldable devices, the Galaxy Z Fold 4 and the Galaxy Z Flip 4, and introduced two new smartwatches powered by a custom chip. The Fold 4 is a 7.6-inch tablet that can fold like …

CyberArk posts strong financial results and raises guidance

SECURITY By MARIA DEUTSCHER4 YEARS AGO

Publicly traded cybersecurity provider CyberArk Software Ltd. today reported strong financial results for the second quarter and raised its full-year revenue guidance. Shares of CyberArk are up more than 8% on the earnings report. Newton, Massachusetts-based CyberArk provides a software platform that …

AWS, Splunk and other tech firms launch open-source cybersecurity data framework

SECURITY By MARIA DEUTSCHER4 YEARS AGO

Amazon Web Services Inc., Splunk Inc. and more than a dozen other tech firms have launched an open-source project designed to help companies respond to cyberattacks more effectively. The project, known as the Open Cybersecurity Schema Framework, or OCSF, made its debut …

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Maria Deutscher

Latest from Maria Deutscher

Gorgias nabs $30M to ease customer service for online retailers

Unity rejects AppLovin’s $20B merger offer

Google fined $42.7M in Australia over Android’s location tracking settings

Intel develops new chip technology to block hardware-based cyberattacks

FTC will explore new data privacy rules to regulate the tech industry

Google rolls out new AI features to improve search results

Samsung debuts faster foldable devices and new smartwatches

CyberArk posts strong financial results and raises guidance

AWS, Splunk and other tech firms launch open-source cybersecurity data framework

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