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

OctoML reels in $15M to automate cross-platform AI optimization

AI By MARIA DEUTSCHER6 YEARS AGO

OctoML Inc. today announced that it has closed $15 million in fresh funding, a mere six months after last raising capital, to continue work on its automated artificial intelligence optimization platform. Seattle-based OctoML was founded last year by a group of University …

IBM builds two AI-powered tools for coronavirus research

AI By MARIA DEUTSCHER6 YEARS AGO

IBM Corp. today launched two artificial intelligence-powered services that it developed specifically to help advance the study of COVID-19 and potential treatments. The services were announced by IBM research head Dario Gil in a blog post. The first is a cloud-based molecular explorer that enables …

To help global health authorities, Google harnesses users’ location data

POLICY By MARIA DEUTSCHER6 YEARS AGO

Google LLC is harnessing the anonymized location data it collects about users for a new mapping tool that will enable public health officials battling the coronavirus to view movement trends across regions. The tool, COVID-19 Community Mobility Reports, came online today. The …

Data governance unicorn Collibra now worth $2.3B following $112.5M round

BIG DATA By MARIA DEUTSCHER6 YEARS AGO

Data governance startup Collibra Inc. today announced that it has closed a $112.5 million funding round led by ICONIQ Capital and Index Ventures at a $2.3 billion valuation. Alphabet Inc.’s CapitalG investment arm, which was the biggest backer of Collibra’s previous round, chipped in …

Intel hits speed milestone with latest batch of high-end laptop chips

APPS By MARIA DEUTSCHER6 YEARS AGO

Intel Corp. today unveiled six new 10th-generation processors for premium laptops, including an eight-core model that it claims offers the fastest clock speed in the category. The Core i9-10980HK, the star of the lineup, has eight cores capable of running a combined 16 threads at once. …

Zoom CEO ‘deeply sorry’ after privacy issues, promises improvements

SECURITY By MARIA DEUTSCHER6 YEARS AGO

Zoom Video Communications Inc. will freeze feature development for 90 days to focus on enhancing security and privacy for users, Chief Executive Officer Eric Yuan announced in a blog post today. The move is a response to a string of privacy issues …

Slack adds integration with Microsoft’s rival Teams service

CLOUD By MARIA DEUTSCHER6 YEARS AGO

Slack Technologies Inc. today released an app that allows customers to integrate its team chat service with Microsoft Corp.’s competing Microsoft Teams. Both platforms have been onboarding large numbers of new users in recent weeks as a result of the worldwide shift …

T-Mobile officially wraps up its $26.5B acquisition of Sprint

INFRA By MARIA DEUTSCHER6 YEARS AGO

Sprint Corp. as of today is officially part of T-Mobile US Inc., two years after the carriers first announced plans to merge in a $26.5 billion deal. T-Mobile is beginning the new chapter of its corporate evolution under the direction of Chief Executive …

More privacy woes for Zoom after researchers find vulnerabilities in desktop apps

SECURITY By MARIA DEUTSCHER6 YEARS AGO

Researchers have found previously undisclosed security flaws in Zoom Video Communications Inc.’s Mac and Windows applications that could be exploited by hackers for cyberattacks. The vulnerabilities are likely to raise fresh concerns over the videoconferencing provider’s data protection practices, which are already the …

Microsoft debuts Azure Edge Zones to target edge computing and 5G use cases

CLOUD By MARIA DEUTSCHER6 YEARS AGO

Microsoft Corp. today pulled back the curtains on Azure Edge Zones, a new edge computing platform aimed at latency-sensitive use cases such as robotics, mixed reality and real-time analytics. The company is taking on Amazon Web Services Inc., which introduced a competing solution …

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Maria Deutscher

Latest from Maria Deutscher

OctoML reels in $15M to automate cross-platform AI optimization

IBM builds two AI-powered tools for coronavirus research

To help global health authorities, Google harnesses users’ location data

Data governance unicorn Collibra now worth $2.3B following $112.5M round

Intel hits speed milestone with latest batch of high-end laptop chips

Zoom CEO ‘deeply sorry’ after privacy issues, promises improvements

Slack adds integration with Microsoft’s rival Teams service

T-Mobile officially wraps up its $26.5B acquisition of Sprint

More privacy woes for Zoom after researchers find vulnerabilities in desktop apps

Microsoft debuts Azure Edge Zones to target edge computing and 5G use cases

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