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

Google Maps now shows COVID-19 travel restriction alerts on iOS and Android

Google LLC is upgrading the iOS and Android versions of Google Maps with new features that show users if travel routes they plan to use may be affected by coronavirus-related government restrictions. The update started rolling out Monday in a select number of countries, including the U.S. The first set of new features focuses on users who use Google ...

Apple’s long-rumored Arm-powered Macs could debut at WWDC this month

Apple Inc.’s long-rumored plan to develop a new line of Mac computers based on Arm Ltd. chip blueprints is set to be formally announced at its virtual WWDC developer event this month, according to a Bloomberg report today. WWDC, which will feature Apple’s top executives such as Chief Executive Tim Cook (pictured) introducing new products and services, ...

HPE’s Aruba introduces unified AI data lake to connect its networking portfolio

Aruba, Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co.’s network equipment subsidiary, today launched a new product called the Edge Services Platform that uses artificial intelligence to find and fix issues in enterprise networks automatically. ESP is the culmination of years of development, said Aruba President Keerti Melkote. The product finds issues by analyzing telemetry data from the HPE ...

AI-powered insurance unicorn Lemonade files to go public

Lemonade Inc., the startup behind a popular artificial intelligence-powered homeowners’ and renters’ insurance service, today filed to go public on the New York Stock Exchange. New York-based Lemonade was valued at more than $2 billion after its most recent funding round in early 2019. The startup hit the scene in 2016 and has since amassed ...

Uber’s new Neuropod interface abstracts multiframework AI development

Uber Technologies Inc.’s autonomous driving group today open-sourced Neuropod, a technology designed to reduce the amount of coding enterprise developers have to do to build and deploy artificial intelligence models.  The problem Neuropod seeks to address is one Uber encountered internally. Enterprises with a sizable in-house AI development operation often use several AI development frameworks, such ...

Report: Uber’s push to acquire Grubhub challenged by rival offers

Uber Technologies Inc. is reportedly no longer the only company looking to buy Grubhub Inc., the largest food delivery provider in the U.S. CNBC, citing multiple sources, reported today that publicly traded Grubhub has received offers from at least two European food delivery providers. The tipsters identified the would-be acquirers as Germany’s Delivery Hero SE ...

AWS launches AMD-based C5a instances for compute-heavy workloads

Amazon Web Services Inc. has launched a new family of cloud instances that run on Advanced Micro Devices Inc. processors and target computationally intensive workloads such as analytics applications. The instances, which became available under the C5a name Thursday, are the first from AWS to use AMD’s second-generation Epyc Rome processors. The chips are based ...

IBM launches new toolkit to put fully homomorphic encryption in developers’ hands

IBM Corp. on Thursday released a free toolkit meant to make it practical for developers to implement fully homomorphic encryption, an emerging cryptography scheme with the potential to be safer than current methods and more resistant to quantum computers. The toolkit is available on iOS and MacOS at launch. A few weeks from now, IBM plans to add ...

ZoomInfo sees shares soar after raising over $934M in 2020’s biggest tech IPO

ZoomInfo Technologies Inc. this morning became the first software-as-a-service provider to go public in 2020 after debuting on the Nasdaq stock exchange at $40 per share, about 90% above its initial public offering price. The IPO pricing itself represented a significant increase over the company’s original target. ZoomInfo had set out to raise up to $500 million ...

Amazon reportedly could invest $2B in Indian carrier Bharti Airtel

Amazon.com Inc. is reportedly holding early-stage talks with Bharti Airtel, India’s third-largest telecommunications provider, about buying a stake in the firm worth $2 billion or more. The details were published today by Reuters, which attributed the information to three people with knowledge of the discussions. A $2 billion deal value would give Amazon a roughly 5% ...