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

Amazon develops phased array antenna for connecting to its internet satellites

EMERGING TECH By MARIA DEUTSCHER6 YEARS AGO

Amazon.com Inc.’s Project Kuiper unit, which is building a network of internet satellites, today detailed a compact antenna design it developed to let users connect to the constellation from the ground. Project Kuiper is backed by more than $10 billion that Amazon earmarked …

AWS goes after Google Maps Platform with debut of Amazon Location Service

CLOUD By MARIA DEUTSCHER6 YEARS AGO

Amazon Web Services Inc. today introduced the preview version of Amazon Location Service, a new offering in its cloud platform that enables companies to add location-based capabilities such as package tracking to their applications. The offering made its debut during the company’s …

Infiot’s new networking service links remote workers and devices to the cloud

CLOUD By MARIA DEUTSCHER6 YEARS AGO

Recently launched networking startup Infiot Inc. today announced a new service called the Cloud Services Fabric that it says makes it faster and cheaper to give remote workers and devices access to a company’s cloud applications. Infiot exited stealth mode in October with …

Software-defined power grids: Linux Foundation group debuts platform for utilities

INFRA By MARIA DEUTSCHER6 YEARS AGO

LF Energy, an industry group operating under the Linux Foundation umbrella, has introduced an open-source software platform called Seapath aimed at helping utilities operate their electrical substations more efficiently. LF Energy announced the project this morning. The initial Seapath source code was …

EU proposes wide-reaching new rules to regulate tech giants

POLICY By MARIA DEUTSCHER6 YEARS AGO

The European Commission, the European Union’s executive branch, today proposed two new pieces of legislation that seek to prevent anticompetitive behavior by tech giants and provide more online protections for consumers. Companies found to engage in unfair business practices could be fined …

AWS reveals array of new cloud observability and other new tools at re:Invent

CLOUD By MARIA DEUTSCHER6 YEARS AGO

Amazon Web Services Inc. today debuted an array of new features, plus managed versions of the popular Prometheus and Grafana tools, that are designed to make it easier for enterprises to monitor the health of their cloud infrastructure. AWS also used the …

In landmark decision, Ireland’s privacy regulator fines Twitter for GDPR breach

POLICY By MARIA DEUTSCHER6 YEARS AGO

Ireland’s privacy regulator, the Data Protection Commission, has handed down a fine of €450,000 or about $547,000 to Twitter Inc. after finding that the company had run afoul of the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation. The fine, announced today, is notable …

AI explainability specialist Truera closes $12M round

AI By MARIA DEUTSCHER6 YEARS AGO

Truera Inc., a startup working to give enterprises better insight into how their artificial intelligence models make decisions, today said that it has closed a $12 million funding round led by Wing VC. The investment comes just months after Truera launched from …

Multiple Google services briefly go offline after wide-reaching authentication issue

CLOUD By MARIA DEUTSCHER6 YEARS AGO

Many of Google LLC’s most widely used services, including Gmail, Google Docs and Maps temporarily went offline this morning as a result of an issue with an internal authentication system. The search giant resolved the problem for most users in less than …

Amazon’s Zoox unit has built its own self-driving taxi

EMERGING TECH By MARIA DEUTSCHER6 YEARS AGO

Amazon.com Inc.’s Zoox unit has pulled back the curtains on a homegrown self-driving taxi that can cover up to 75 miles an hour and drive more than half a day on a single battery charge. Foster City, California-based Zoox was acquired by …

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Maria Deutscher

Latest from Maria Deutscher

Amazon develops phased array antenna for connecting to its internet satellites

Software-defined power grids: Linux Foundation group debuts platform for utilities

EU proposes wide-reaching new rules to regulate tech giants

AWS reveals array of new cloud observability and other new tools at re:Invent

AI explainability specialist Truera closes $12M round

Multiple Google services briefly go offline after wide-reaching authentication issue

Amazon’s Zoox unit has built its own self-driving taxi

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