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

Intel’s new vPro chips for business PCs pack AI-powered threat detection

INFRA By MARIA DEUTSCHER6 YEARS AGO

Intel Corp. has refreshed its vPro line of central processing units for business laptops, desktops and workstations with new chips that offer better performance as well as built-in threat detection features powered by machine learning. The chips, unveiled Wednesday afternoon, are all …

AWS open sources cloud development kit to make Kubernetes easier to use

CLOUD By MARIA DEUTSCHER6 YEARS AGO

Amazon Web Services Inc. today launched Cloud Development Kit for Kubernetes, or cdk8s, an open-source development toolkit designed to make Kubernetes clusters easier to build and maintain. Kubernetes has emerged as the go-to framework for managing software containers in the enterprise. It …

CyberArk shells out $70M for access management provider Idaptive

SECURITY By MARIA DEUTSCHER6 YEARS AGO

Publicly traded cybersecurity provider CyberArk Software Ltd. is shelling out $70 million to buy Idaptive LLC, a firm that offers a platform for managing access to enterprise systems. CyberArk announced the deal this morning before its first-quarter earnings call. The company, which like …

VMware acquires Accel-backed Kubernetes security startup Octarine

CLOUD By MARIA DEUTSCHER6 YEARS AGO

VMware Inc. today announced plans to acquire Octarine Inc., an Accel-backed startup that develops cybersecurity software for protecting Kubernetes clusters from hacking. Financial terms were not disclosed. Octarine, based in Sunnyvale, California, has raised at least $9 million in funding from Accel …

Waymo raises $750M more to advance its autonomous vehicle roadmap

EMERGING TECH By MARIA DEUTSCHER6 YEARS AGO

Waymo LLC, the Alphabet Inc. subsidiary developing self-driving taxis and trucks, today revealed that it has raised an additional $750 million in funding to support its efforts. The financing comes as an extension to the mammoth $2.25 billion round Waymo announced in …

Report: Uber is in talks to acquire food delivery rival Grubhub

APPS By MARIA DEUTSCHER6 YEARS AGO

Hot on the heels of Uber Technologies Inc.’s investment in LimeBike Inc., a new report claims that the ride-sharing giant has set its sights on another rival: Grubhub Inc. The Wall Street Journal today cited sources as saying that Uber is in …

Atlassian acquires help desk startup Halp to go after Slack users

CLOUD By MARIA DEUTSCHER6 YEARS AGO

Atlassian Corp. PLC has acquired Halp Inc., a venture-backed startup with a cloud service that allows enterprise help desk teams to answer employee support requests inside Slack. The terms of the deal were not disclosed. In a blog post announcing the deal today, …

AWS makes its Kendra enterprise search platform generally available with new features

CLOUD By MARIA DEUTSCHER6 YEARS AGO

Amazon Web Services Inc. today announced the general availability of Amazon Kendra, a managed search platform that enterprises can use to help employees navigate internal data repositories more easily. Kendra was first previewed at AWS’ re:Invent conference last December. Since its initial …

Qualcomm’s new Snapdragon 768G chip offers built-in 5G, better performance

APPS By MARIA DEUTSCHER6 YEARS AGO

Qualcomm Inc. late Sunday unveiled the Snapdragon 768G, a new mobile processor that packs built-in 5G connectivity and promises up to 15% better performance than its predecessor. The processor is an improved iteration of the Snapdragon 765G that debuted in December. That chip …

Unpatchable exploit in Thunderbolt allows hackers to break into locked PCs

SECURITY By MARIA DEUTSCHER6 YEARS AGO

Most personal computers with a Thunderbolt port are vulnerable to a new exploit that allows hackers with physical access to a machine to compromise it even if the screen is locked and the hard drive is encrypted. The exploit, dubbed Thunderspy, was …

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Maria Deutscher

Latest from Maria Deutscher

Intel’s new vPro chips for business PCs pack AI-powered threat detection

CyberArk shells out $70M for access management provider Idaptive

VMware acquires Accel-backed Kubernetes security startup Octarine

Waymo raises $750M more to advance its autonomous vehicle roadmap

Report: Uber is in talks to acquire food delivery rival Grubhub

Atlassian acquires help desk startup Halp to go after Slack users

AWS makes its Kendra enterprise search platform generally available with new features

Qualcomm’s new Snapdragon 768G chip offers built-in 5G, better performance

Unpatchable exploit in Thunderbolt allows hackers to break into locked PCs

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