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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Report: Apple developing Siri-enabled Apple TV and robotic smart speaker

Apple Inc. is developing two new smart home devices with feature combinations that currently aren’t matched by any of its major competitors, according to a Bloomberg report published today. The first device is a new version of the company’s Apple TV set-top box. The other is described as a smart display along the lines of ...

With Morpheus, Nvidia harnesses DPUs to find threats in data centers

Nvidia Corp. today introduced Morpheus, a software framework that will allow enterprises to detect breaches more effectively by allowing them to scan a bigger portion of their internal network traffic for threats. The framework uses a combination of artificial intelligence and data processing unit chips to provide the increased visibility. It debuted today at Nvidia’s GPU Technology ...

Doubling down on AI, Microsoft to acquire Nuance for $19.7B

Microsoft Corp. will pay $19.7 billion to acquire Nuance Communications Inc., a company that uses artificial intelligence to help physicians create medical notes faster. The hefty price tag of the transaction, which Microsoft announced today, indicates the massive market presence Nuance maintains in the healthcare sector. The company’s AI software is deployed at more than three ...

Google confirms Pixel 5A 5G after report of device’s cancellation

Google LLC today confirmed its reported plans to introduce a new smartphone under the Pixel 5A 5G name, after a report suggested that the search giant has scrapped the device’s launch because of the global chip shortage. However, it appears that the chip shortage may still have an impact on the company’s launch plans. According ...

Internal Apple documents reveal new details about its app policies

Internal Apple Inc. documents released as part of the iPhone maker’s legal battle with video game maker Epic Games Inc. have revealed new details about its App Store policies and user retention strategy.  The documents, The Verge reported today, indicate that Apple had avoided making iMessage available on Android to reduce the chance of users ...

After shareholder pressure, Box announces $500M investment from KKR

Box Inc. today revealed plans to raise $500 million from investment firm KKR & Co. Inc. and said it will use the funds to buy back shares. The news ignited a selloff that sent the cloud file storage provider’s share price plummeting more than 10% at one point. Box closed at $22 a share, 9.4% ...

Expanding vertical-specific capabilities, Google brings key industrial platform to its cloud

Google LLC today announced a collaboration with OSIsoft LLC to help enterprises deploy the OSIsoft’s PI Core industrial operations platform on Google Cloud. San Leandro, California-based OSIsoft is a major provider of software for the industrial sector that was recently acquired by the U.K.’s Aveva Group plc in a $5 billion deal. The company’s PI ...

Report: Chip shortage is slowing production of some Apple devices

Apple Inc. is experiencing delays in the production of some MacBook and iPad models because of the global chip shortage, Nikkei Asia reported today, citing multiple sources. Recent reports suggest that Apple is preparing to introduce new additions to both its MacBook Pro and MacBook Air laptop lines. According to today’s report, difficulties sourcing enough ...

Intel’s Habana Labs to supply AI chips for new UC San Diego research supercomputer

Intel Corp.’s Habana Labs unit today said that it will provide hundreds of artificial intelligence chips to the University of California at San Diego, which will incorporate them into an upcoming research supercomputer called Voyager.  Voyager will be used by scientists for projects such as analyzing data from particle accelerator experiments. Intel acquired Habana Labs ...

Concerns emerge about Facebook’s disclosure of user data breach

New concerns have emerged about whether Facebook Inc. properly disclosed a data breach through which about 553 million of its users’ personal information ended up on hacker forums. The breach started making headlines after Business Insider reported it over the weekend. In a Tuesday blog post responding to the Business Insider report, Facebook stated that ...