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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Palo Alto Networks intros AI-infused network appliances based on CloudGenix tech

Palo Alto Networks Inc. today introduced two new networking appliances for corporate offices and edge locations, along with artificial intelligence technology that it says can automatically fix technical issues. Publicly traded Palo Alto Networks is best known as a provider of cybersecurity products. Last year, the company jumped into the network management business by acquiring ...

Qualcomm targets the enterprise with 16-core Cloud AI 100 inference chip

Qualcomm Inc. today shared technical details about the Cloud AI 100, an artificial intelligence chip with which it hopes to seize upon the growing enterprise demand for machine learning hardware. Qualcomm’s entry into the AI chip segment could put more pressure on market leader Nvidia Corp. in a time when it also faces rising competition ...

Apple reveals speedy iPad Air with 11.8B-transistor chip and refreshed smartwatches

Today at its much-anticipated “Time Flies” virtual event, Apple Inc. introduced a speedy new iPad Air model with a five-nanometer chip packing 11.8 billion transistors and announced a major hardware refresh of its smartwatch line.  Notably absent from the event were Apple’s next-generation iPhones. Recent reports suggest that the devices will be formally introduced a ...

AWS details how tech firms use its cloud to aid COVID-19 response

Companies in multiple markets are using Amazon Web Services Inc.’s platform to build products that can aid the global response to COVID-19, and the cloud giant today shared details about some of its customers’ efforts. Brain Corp. is a San Diego robotics startup backed by more than $150 million in funding. The startup, which runs internal workloads ...

Devo raises $60M as IBM Security co-founder named CEO

Cybersecurity startup Devo Inc. today said that it has raised $60 million in fresh funding to accelerate its growth plans and also appointed a new chief executive to lead the effort. The funding was provided by noted venture capital firms Georgian Partners, Bessemer Venture Partners and Insight Partners. The new CEO is IBM Corp. veteran Marc ...

Snowflake potentially headed to $30B+ IPO after raising price target by 30%

Cloud data warehouse startup Snowflake Inc. today boosted the target price range for its upcoming initial public offering by about 30%, saying in an updated S-1 filing that it hopes to sell its shares for $100 to $110 apiece. That’s up from a target of between $75 and $85 before. According to CNBC, which first ...

Google sets 2030 target for carbon-free operations in AI-supported green push

Google LLC today said it plans to switch its entire operations, data centers and all, to renewable energy by 2030 in a broad new initiative to reduce greenhouse emissions. The company will also work with other organizations to help them adopt more sustainable operating models. Google will give companies access to the artificial intelligence power-saving ...

Spreadsheet startup Airtable raises $185M as it expands automation focus

Airtable Inc., the startup behind the hit cloud-based spreadsheet tool of the same name, today announced that it has nabbed a $185 million funding round at a nearly $2.6 billion valuation. With today’s round, Airtable has raised $350 million to date. Thrive Capital was the lead investor and a half-dozen institutional backers, including familiar names ...

Facebook files legal challenge after inquiry from Irish privacy watchdog

Facebook Inc. today filed a legal challenge in Ireland over recent regulatory steps taken by the country’s privacy watchdog, which is scrutinizing how the social network processes its users’ personal data. The matter concerns a July ruling by the European Union’s top court that struck down a legal framework known as the EU-US Privacy Shield. ...

Apple eases App Store rules after criticism from Microsoft and Facebook

Apple Inc. today eased its App Store rules to allow more types of apps and in-app features onto iOS, following criticism from other tech giants over its policies. The way Apple manages the App Store is also the subject of a high-profile lawsuit, as well an antitrust probe in the European Union. Today’s rule changes ...