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

Lyft expands self-driving car program with East Palo Alto test hub, autonomous minivans

EMERGING TECH By MARIA DEUTSCHER7 YEARS AGO

Lyft Inc. is ramping up its autonomous vehicle operation going into 2020. Luc Vincent, the executive who heads the program, detailed in a blog post today that the company is establishing a new self-driving car testing facility in East Palo Alto, California. The …

With new 32-core Threadripper processor, AMD claims to leapfrog Intel

INFRA By MARIA DEUTSCHER7 YEARS AGO

Advanced Micro Devices Inc. has unveiled a pair of central processing units for high-end desktop computers that it hails as the fastest of their kind in the world. Announced on Thursday, the Ryzen Threadripper 3960X and Ryzen Threadripper 3970X are based on …

Google releases its Skaffold tool for automating Kubernetes into general availability

CLOUD By MARIA DEUTSCHER7 YEARS AGO

Google LLC today announced the general availability of Skaffold, an open-source tool that makes it easier for developers to work with Kuberentes. The launch is the culmination of a 20-month beta testing and development period that saw the software go through no …

AWS tweaks its cloud platform’s economics with Savings Plans

CLOUD By MARIA DEUTSCHER7 YEARS AGO

Amazon Web Services Inc. is streamlining infrastructure purchases for enterprises that make long-term commitments on its platform. The cloud giant on Wednesday evening launched Savings Plans, a buying model that offers customers steep discounts if they pay for computing power a year …

Networking heavyweight Infoblox acquires Microsoft-backed startup SnapRoute

CLOUD By MARIA DEUTSCHER7 YEARS AGO

Infoblox Inc., a major maker of networking equipment and software, today said that it has acquired California startup SnapRoute Inc. to add more depth to its product portfolio. Infoblox is the biggest player in a niche but important segment of the networking …

California officials reveal probe into Facebook’s privacy practices

POLICY By MARIA DEUTSCHER7 YEARS AGO

California officials revealed that they’re investigating Facebook Inc. over its privacy practices in a news conference this morning, just hours after the social network disclosed it had inadvertently made some user data accessible to outside app developers. California Attorney General Xavier Becerra …

Vision Fund’s stumbles leave SoftBank with $6.5B quarterly loss, first in 14 years

EMERGING TECH By MARIA DEUTSCHER7 YEARS AGO

The second quarter was not kind to SoftBank Group Corp. or its portfolio companies. The Japanese technology conglomerate today posted financial results for the three months ended Sept. 30, revealing a 704 billion yen, or $6.5 billion, loss caused by the Vision Fund. …

Coveo nabs mammoth $172M round to make sites easier to navigate with AI

AI By MARIA DEUTSCHER7 YEARS AGO

Canadian software-as-a-service provider Coveo Inc. officially joined the unicorn club today after announcing that it has closed $227 million Canadian dollars ($172 million) in funding at a $1.1 billion valuation. The late-stage investment brings the company’s total capital raised to $402 million. …

Google launches OpenTitan project to enable more secure silicon chips

SECURITY By MARIA DEUTSCHER7 YEARS AGO

Google LLC today launched OpenTitan, an open-source initiative designed to encourage the development of so-called root-of-trust technology for data center and consumer devices. When a system is described as having a root of trust, it means there’s a specialized chip or module …

UPS and CVS use drones to deliver prescription medicine to patients

EMERGING TECH By MARIA DEUTSCHER7 YEARS AGO

United Parcel Service Inc. today said that it has completed a proof-of-concept trial with CVS Pharmacy Inc. in which they used drones to deliver prescription medication to patients’ home. The test, conducted on Nov. 1, represents the latest milestone in UPS’ fast-paced …

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Maria Deutscher

Latest from Maria Deutscher

Lyft expands self-driving car program with East Palo Alto test hub, autonomous minivans

With new 32-core Threadripper processor, AMD claims to leapfrog Intel

Google releases its Skaffold tool for automating Kubernetes into general availability

Networking heavyweight Infoblox acquires Microsoft-backed startup SnapRoute

California officials reveal probe into Facebook’s privacy practices

Vision Fund’s stumbles leave SoftBank with $6.5B quarterly loss, first in 14 years

Coveo nabs mammoth $172M round to make sites easier to navigate with AI

Google launches OpenTitan project to enable more secure silicon chips

UPS and CVS use drones to deliver prescription medicine to patients

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