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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Nvidia invests $1B in Nokia as part of new wireless networking partnership

Shares of Nokia Corp. closed 21% higher today after Nvidia Corp. announced plans to take a $1 billion stake in the telecommunications equipment maker. The investment is part of a partnership that will see the companies collaborate on new radio access network, or RAN, products. RAN is a telecommunications industry term that covers 5G base ...

Cybersecurity funding surge continues with Sublime, ConductorOne and CyberRidge rounds

Three more cybersecurity startups announced funding rounds today, continuing an investment streak that sent the sector’s deal volume to a three-year high during the first half of 2025.  Sublime Security Inc. and ConductorOne Inc. focus on protecting employee inboxes and user accounts, respectively. CyberRidge Ltd., the third startup that has raised funding, offers what it ...

Newly completed OpenAI restructuring gives Microsoft $135B stake

OpenAI today disclosed that it has completed its more than yearlong effort to change its organizational structure. The announcement doesn’t come as a complete surprise. A few days ago, SoftBank Group Corp. reportedly approved a $22.5 billion funding round for OpenAI it had originally announced in March. The approval was contingent on the completion of ...

CoreStory raises $32M to help companies modernize legacy code with AI

Artificial intelligence startup CoreStory Inc. today announced that it has closed a $32 million funding early-stage round led by Tribeca Venture Partners, NEA and SineWave Ventures. The Series A deal also drew contributions from several other backers. The group included Samsung Next, the venture capital arm of Singaporean internet provider Singtel, Harrison Metal, Nimble Partners ...

Site reliability engineering startup Wild Moose launches with $7M in funding

Wild Moose Inc., a startup that helps developers fix issues in production applications, launched today with $7 million from investors. The seed round was led by iAngels with contributions from Y Combinator, F2 Venture Capital and Maverick Ventures. Wild Moose says the venture capital firms were joined by a group of angel investors. The participants ...

Australian regulator sues Microsoft over Microsoft 365 Copilot pricing notifications

Australia’s competition watchdog has sued Microsoft Corp. over the way the company rolled out artificial intelligence features to its productivity suite. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, or ACCC, filed the complaint today. The lawsuit focuses on the Personal and Family editions of Microsoft 365. The two plans include the Office application bundle and certain ...

AMD, HPE to build two new supercomputers for the Energy Department

The U.S. Energy Department has commissioned two new supercomputers based on Advanced Micro Devices Inc. silicon. Reuters reported today that the project is worth $1 billion. It will be funded with a combination of public and private sector funding. The U.S. government will reportedly share the machines’ processing capacity with the private sector consortium involved ...

Qualcomm debuts AI200, AI250 data center AI chips

Qualcomm Technologies Inc. today introduced a pair of artificial intelligence chips designed for use in data centers. Shares of the company jumped more than 15% on the news at one point. Its stock is currently up about 11%. The two new chips, the AI200 and AI250, will be sold as part of accelerator cards that ...

New ‘company knowledge’ feature enables ChatGPT to search files in external services

OpenAI has updated ChatGPT with a new feature that enables the chatbot to analyze data users keep in third-party services. The capability, which is known simply as “company knowledge,” made its debut on Thursday. It’s included in ChatGPT’s Business, Enterprise and Edu subscription tiers. The feature can be activated using a new button below the ...

Dropbox debuts new search features, acquires AI startup Mobius Labs

Dropbox Inc. today introduced new artificial intelligence features that will make it easier for users to search the files they keep in its platform. The company also announced that it has acquired Mobius Labs GmbH, a venture-backed AI model developer. Dropbox will use the startup’s technology to enhance its platform’s search features. Both announcements focus ...