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

Mapping data provider Here sells 30% stake to NTT and Mitsubishi

BIG DATA By MARIA DEUTSCHER7 YEARS AGO

Here Global N.V., a major provider of mapping data for industries such as the auto sector, today said that it has sold a 30% equity stake to Japan’s NTT Corp. and Mitsubishi Motors Corp. The size of the deal was not disclosed …

Solid revenue and profit growth sends BlackBerry’s shares soaring 11%

SECURITY By MARIA DEUTSCHER7 YEARS AGO

Despite some weakness in its “internet of things” business, BlackBerry Ltd. managed to beat both revenue and profit expectations with its third-quarter earnings report this morning, sending shares up more than 11%. Waterloo, Canada-based BlackBerry has over the last few years transformed from …

Apple reportedly developing satellite technology in hush-hush internal project

EMERGING TECH By MARIA DEUTSCHER7 YEARS AGO

Apple Inc. has quietly joined the ranks of the Silicon Valley firms working on their own satellite technology, Bloomberg reported today. The insiders who spoke to the outlet on condition of anonymity said the project is being led by a team inside the …

Another setback for Uber as court bans it from operating in Germany

POLICY By MARIA DEUTSCHER7 YEARS AGO

Weeks after London municipal authorities decided not to renew Uber Technologies Inc.’s license, a German regional court has issued a ruling that effectively bans the company from Europe’s largest economy. Uber operates differently in the European Union than in the United States. …

Facebook developing its own OS to replace Android, plus new AR glasses

EMERGING TECH By MARIA DEUTSCHER7 YEARS AGO

A homegrown operating system capable of replacing Android, a custom chip and augmented reality glasses are among the upcoming technologies the industry can potentially expect from Facebook Inc. in the coming years, according to a new report. Details of the social network’s …

NYT investigation exposes massive database logging 12M Americans’ movements

BIG DATA By MARIA DEUTSCHER7 YEARS AGO

A New York Times investigation has uncovered a massive location database containing detailed information about the movements of more than 12 million Americans, and the trove is likely only one of many such repositories. The paper detailed the discovery in a lengthy …

Report: Broadcom hires a bank to help it sell its $2.2B RF chip business

INFRA By MARIA DEUTSCHER7 YEARS AGO

Broadcom Inc. has hired Credit Suisse Group AG to help it sell one of its chip businesses, according to a new report, and insiders apparently believe that a potential deal could be worth as much as $10 billion. The Wall Journal Street …

IBM develops new battery technology that can be made from seawater

EMERGING TECH By MARIA DEUTSCHER7 YEARS AGO

IBM Corp.’s research arm today detailed its work on a new battery design that doesn’t require any heavy metals to build and could potentially be more efficient than today’s lithium-ion technology. Virtually all rechargeable electronic systems from smartphones to Tesla Inc. cars store …

Amazon, Apple and Google team up to build a network standard for the smart home

IOT By MARIA DEUTSCHER7 YEARS AGO

It’s not every day that the world’s most prominent tech firms team up to launch an open-source project. Amazon.com Inc., Apple Inc., Google LLC and the industry group Zigbee Alliance this morning announced a joint initiative dubbed Connected Home over IP that will …

Anyscale, led by UC Berkeley scientists, raises $20.6M to make distributed AI easier

AI By MARIA DEUTSCHER7 YEARS AGO

The artificial intelligence applications being built today are often too large to run on a single server, which requires distributing them across multiple machines. But distributed computing experts are in short supply even for enterprises that can afford their own in-house AI teams, …

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Maria Deutscher

Latest from Maria Deutscher

Mapping data provider Here sells 30% stake to NTT and Mitsubishi

Solid revenue and profit growth sends BlackBerry’s shares soaring 11%

Apple reportedly developing satellite technology in hush-hush internal project

Another setback for Uber as court bans it from operating in Germany

Facebook developing its own OS to replace Android, plus new AR glasses

NYT investigation exposes massive database logging 12M Americans’ movements

Report: Broadcom hires a bank to help it sell its $2.2B RF chip business

IBM develops new battery technology that can be made from seawater

Amazon, Apple and Google team up to build a network standard for the smart home

Anyscale, led by UC Berkeley scientists, raises $20.6M to make distributed AI easier

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