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 Takeout bug sent some users’ private videos to strangers

APPS By MARIA DEUTSCHER7 YEARS AGO

A glitch that hit Google LLC’s account backup tool last November allowed users to download the private videos of strangers, the search giant has disclosed. The issue, first reported by 9to5Google early this morning, occurred between Nov. 21 and Nov. 25. It affected …

Business software maker Infor to be acquired by Koch Industries at a reported $13B valuation

CLOUD By MARIA DEUTSCHER7 YEARS AGO

Infor Inc., a major provider of enterprise resource management software that was weighing to go public, has been acquired by Koch Industries Inc. in a blockbuster deal announced today. The companies didn’t disclose the financial details, but sources told Bloomberg and TechCrunch that the …

Google under investigation in Ireland over collection of users’ location data

POLICY By MARIA DEUTSCHER7 YEARS AGO

Ireland’s privacy watchdog has launched an investigation to determine if the way Google LLC tracks users’ location is legal. The probe was prompted by a number of complaints from European consumer organizations, Ireland’s Data Protection Commission detailed today in the statement announcing …

Kaskada, led by cloud veterans, raises $8M for its AI feature engineering platform

AI By MARIA DEUTSCHER7 YEARS AGO

Kaskada Inc., a Seattle-based artificial intelligence startup led by Google LLC and Amazon Web Services Inc. veterans, today announced that it has raised $8 million in funding. Kaskada is on a quest to automate the so-called feature engineering phase of enterprise AI …

HPE acquires zero-trust authentication startup Scytale to bolster security capabilities

SECURITY By MARIA DEUTSCHER7 YEARS AGO

Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co. today said that it has acquired Scytale Inc., a startup that develops so-called zero-trust security software for protecting enterprise applications. The terms of the deal were not disclosed. Scytale had raised $8 million in funding from investors including …

After Apple, Amazon reportedly in talks with Goldman Sachs about fintech tie-up

APPS By MARIA DEUTSCHER7 YEARS AGO

Amazon.com Inc. is reportedly in talks with Goldman Sachs about a partnership in which the bank would provide loans to merchants operating on the Amazon Marketplace. The loans would apparently be offered directly through the online retail giant’s platform, according to the …

Exiting storage array market, Western Digital sells off ActiveScale unit to Quantum

INFRA By MARIA DEUTSCHER7 YEARS AGO

Fresh off a better-than-expected earnings report that sent its shares rallying last week, Western Digital Corp. today announced that its ActiveScale object storage business will be acquired by Quantum Corp. in a deal set to close later this quarter. Western Digital is one …

137 countries pledge to create new tax rules for tech giants by year’s end

POLICY By MARIA DEUTSCHER7 YEARS AGO

The governments of 137 countries have agreed to draft new rules for taxing multinational tech firms, a milestone that could eventually lead to heightened levies on the likes of Amazon.com Inc. and Google LLC. The news was announced today in Paris by …

Google brings Windows containers to its Kubernetes Engine

CLOUD By MARIA DEUTSCHER7 YEARS AGO

Continuing its quest to establish a bigger presence in the Microsoft Corp. ecosystem, Google LLC today introduced the ability for enterprises to run Windows Server containers on Google Kubernetes Engine. As is the case with Linux workloads, more and more companies are …

Jury rules Apple, Broadcom must pay $1.1B for infringing Caltech patents

APPS By MARIA DEUTSCHER7 YEARS AGO

A federal jury in Los Angeles has found that Apple Inc. and Broadcom Inc. infringed upon patents belonging to the California Institute of Technology, ordering the two tech behemoths to pay a combined $1.1 billion to the university. The jurors issued the …

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Maria Deutscher

Latest from Maria Deutscher

Google Takeout bug sent some users’ private videos to strangers

Kaskada, led by cloud veterans, raises $8M for its AI feature engineering platform

HPE acquires zero-trust authentication startup Scytale to bolster security capabilities

After Apple, Amazon reportedly in talks with Goldman Sachs about fintech tie-up

Exiting storage array market, Western Digital sells off ActiveScale unit to Quantum

137 countries pledge to create new tax rules for tech giants by year’s end

Google brings Windows containers to its Kubernetes Engine

Jury rules Apple, Broadcom must pay $1.1B for infringing Caltech patents

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