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

Ice Lake has arrived: Intel launches 10-nanometer Xeon server chips with 40-core flagship

INFRA By MARIA DEUTSCHER5 YEARS AGO

Intel Corp. today refreshed its flagship Xeon server processor line with more than three dozen new chips based on its latest 10-nanometer manufacturing process and featuring a raft of specialized features, including a high-speed artificial intelligence accelerator. The new chips, which are …

Reputation acquires Nuvi for its AI-based customer sentiment analytics platform

CLOUD By MARIA DEUTSCHER5 YEARS AGO

Reputation.com Inc., a well-funded startup that helps companies measure and improve customer sentiment around their brands, has acquired analytics startup Nuvi Inc. to broaden its software capabilities. Reputation announced the deal today without disclosing financial terms. The transaction comes in a time …

Cloud-based financial software provider Alkami seeks to raise $150M in IPO

CLOUD By MARIA DEUTSCHER5 YEARS AGO

Alkami Technology Inc. today announced the launch of its initial public offering, which is set to see the financial software provider sell shares to investors for between $22 and $25 apiece. The IPO could reportedly value Alkami at more than $2 billion. …

AWS and Verizon team up to provide 5G-powered edge computing infrastructure

CLOUD By MARIA DEUTSCHER5 YEARS AGO

Amazon Web Services Inc. is integrating its AWS Outposts edge computing hardware with 5G networking technology from Verizon Communications Inc. to support customers that are pursuing initiatives such as warehouse robot implementations. The companies announced the partnership today. Outposts is a service …

Report: Google’s next Pixel phones will feature an internally designed chip

APPS By MARIA DEUTSCHER5 YEARS AGO

The new Pixel smartphones that Google LLC is expected to announce this fall will feature a custom system-on-chip designed by the search giant’s engineers, 9to5Google reported today. A document seen by the publication indicates that the SOC is known internally as GS101. …

Coinbase to hold Nasdaq direct listing on April 14

BLOCKCHAIN By MARIA DEUTSCHER5 YEARS AGO

Cryptocurrency exchange provider Coinbase Global Inc. plans to launch its upcoming direct listing on April 14 under the ticker symbol “COIN.” The direct listing will be held on the Nasdaq stock exchange, the company announced Thursday. Founded in 2012, Coinbase operates a popular cryptocurrency …

TSMC to invest $100B to scale up chip manufacturing and development through 2023

INFRA By MARIA DEUTSCHER5 YEARS AGO

Amid a global chip shortage, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Ltd. has announced plans to invest $100 billion over three years to expand its production capacity. TSMC detailed the plan in a letter to clients that was obtained by Bloomberg late Wednesday. According …

Kintent raises $4M seed round to simplify cybersecurity compliance with AI

SECURITY By MARIA DEUTSCHER5 YEARS AGO

Kintent Inc., a startup helping companies comply with cybersecurity standards such as HIPAA, today announced that it has raised a $4 million seed funding round led by Tola Capital. The venture capital firm was joined by several prominent angel investors. They included …

Google and Amazon to start reopening offices to more staffers

POLICY By MARIA DEUTSCHER5 YEARS AGO

Google LLC and Amazon.com Inc. will allow staffers to return to the office in larger numbers over the coming months, the two companies told employees on Wednesday. Google Chief People Officer Fiona Cicconi detailed in a memo obtained by The New York …

In $9.5B deal, Hitachi to acquire software engineering firm GlobalLogic

CLOUD By MARIA DEUTSCHER5 YEARS AGO

Japanese industrial giant Hitachi Ltd. has signed a $9.5 billion agreement to acquire GlobalLogic Inc., a California-based software engineering firm that develops applications for large enterprises. The deal, announced today, is expected to close by the end of July. Tokyo-based Hitachi is …

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Maria Deutscher

Latest from Maria Deutscher

Ice Lake has arrived: Intel launches 10-nanometer Xeon server chips with 40-core flagship

Reputation acquires Nuvi for its AI-based customer sentiment analytics platform

Cloud-based financial software provider Alkami seeks to raise $150M in IPO

AWS and Verizon team up to provide 5G-powered edge computing infrastructure

Report: Google’s next Pixel phones will feature an internally designed chip

Coinbase to hold Nasdaq direct listing on April 14

TSMC to invest $100B to scale up chip manufacturing and development through 2023

Kintent raises $4M seed round to simplify cybersecurity compliance with AI

In $9.5B deal, Hitachi to acquire software engineering firm GlobalLogic

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