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 open-sources Tapas, a natural language AI for analyzing relational data

AI By MARIA DEUTSCHER6 YEARS AGO

Google LLC has released the code for Tapas, an internally developed artificial intelligence that can take a natural language question such as “What’s the name of the latest iPhone?” and fetch the answer from a relational database or spreadsheet. The search giant’s …

ICANN blocks controversial $1.1B sale of .org registry to investment firm

POLICY By MARIA DEUTSCHER6 YEARS AGO

ICANN, an internet body responsible for overseeing the domain name system that underpins the web, today blocked a deal that would have given an investment firm control over the world’s .org domains. The Internet Society, the nonprofit that runs the .org registry, last …

Interface design startup Figma lands $2B valuation after raising $50M

CLOUD By MARIA DEUTSCHER6 YEARS AGO

Figma Inc., a startup whose interface design platform is used by the likes of Microsoft Corp. and Twitter Inc., today announced that it has picked up $50 million from an Andreessen Horowitz-led investor group. The Series D round reportedly values Figma at …

Zoom retracts claim of 300M daily active users as rivals narrow the gap

CLOUD By MARIA DEUTSCHER6 YEARS AGO

Zoom Video Communications Inc. has walked back a claim it made earlier this month about having 300 million daily active users, indicating that the number of people logging into its platform daily is lower. The company’s stock is down nearly 7% today on the news. …

Intel’s new flagship desktop processor offers 5.3GHz peak speeds on thinner die

INFRA By MARIA DEUTSCHER6 YEARS AGO

Intel Corp. today introduced a line of 32 new processor chips for desktop personal computers headlined by the i9-10900K, a 10-core model with a 5.3-gigahertz top clock speed that is touted as the “world’s fastest” gaming processor. Intel is bringing the central processing …

Lyft lays off nearly 1,000 employees after ride-hailing business reportedly craters

POLICY By MARIA DEUTSCHER6 YEARS AGO

Lyft Inc. has laid off 982 employees, or 17% of its total workforce, and furloughed an additional 288 in response to the coronavirus pandemic’s impact on its business. The company disclosed the move in a regulatory filing today. The news follows a …

Pitching unified cloud backup, Clumio extends its platform to Microsoft 365

CLOUD By MARIA DEUTSCHER6 YEARS AGO

Clumio Inc., fresh off a large funding round, today added Microsoft 365 support to its backup platform. Santa Clara, California-based Clumio exited stealth mode last August with a cloud-based backup platform that allows companies to create contingency copies of their data. The …

NetApp acquires cloud-based virtual desktop provider CloudJumper

CLOUD By MARIA DEUTSCHER6 YEARS AGO

NetApp Inc. today said that it has acquired CloudJumper Corp., a Citrix Systems Inc. competitor with a software platform for running virtual desktops in the cloud. Garner, North Carolina-based CloudJumper has not raised any outside funding. The terms of the acquisition are not …

Microsoft beefs up Azure’s Kubernetes features and Red Hat integrations

CLOUD By MARIA DEUTSCHER6 YEARS AGO

Microsoft Corp. today introduced two updates for Azure, one focused on its managed Kubernetes service and another on Red Hat workloads, that should allow the cloud platform to better accommodate enterprises running a variety of different application types. The container-themed update takes …

Oracle wins surprise cloud deal with Zoom to help host its platform

CLOUD By MARIA DEUTSCHER6 YEARS AGO

A few weeks ago, Zoom Video Communications Inc. quietly started processing some users’ video calls in Oracle Corp.’s data centers. The collaboration is the result of a surprise cloud deal unveiled today under which Zoom has shifted some of its videoconferencing infrastructure to Oracle Cloud. The value …

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Maria Deutscher

Latest from Maria Deutscher

Google open-sources Tapas, a natural language AI for analyzing relational data

ICANN blocks controversial $1.1B sale of .org registry to investment firm

Interface design startup Figma lands $2B valuation after raising $50M

Zoom retracts claim of 300M daily active users as rivals narrow the gap

Intel’s new flagship desktop processor offers 5.3GHz peak speeds on thinner die

Lyft lays off nearly 1,000 employees after ride-hailing business reportedly craters

NetApp acquires cloud-based virtual desktop provider CloudJumper

Microsoft beefs up Azure’s Kubernetes features and Red Hat integrations

Oracle wins surprise cloud deal with Zoom to help host its platform

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