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

Starship launches ‘world’s first’ commercial delivery service powered by robots

EMERGING TECH By MARIA DEUTSCHER8 YEARS AGO

Robotics startup Starship Technologies Inc. has launched what it describes as the world’s first commercial pilot of an autonomous parcel delivery service. The service, dubbed Packages, became available today in the southern English town of Milton Keynes and will roll out to …

Uber rolls out monthly subscription service in bid to boost growth, counter Lyft

APPS By MARIA DEUTSCHER8 YEARS AGO

In a bid to win over more users, Uber Technologies Inc. has started rolling out a subscription plan that offers significant fare discounts for a monthly fee. The service, dubbed Ride Pass, became available today in Los Angeles, Austin, Orlando, Denver and Miami. …

Apple debuts redesigned, faster iPad Pro, new MacBook Air and Mac Mini

APPS By MARIA DEUTSCHER8 YEARS AGO

The tablet market is shrinking, but Apple Inc. is faring quite well, shipping more than 400 million iPads to date including 44.2 million in the past year alone — more than the number of laptops sold by any other manufacturer during that …

Adding to mounting global pressure on tech giants, UK to levy ‘digital services tax’

POLICY By MARIA DEUTSCHER8 YEARS AGO

The U.K. government today announced plans to levy a “digital services tax” on major tech firms that could add up to hundreds of millions of dollars per year. The proposed scheme, which is set to take effect in April 2020, would require companies …

Following HipChat sale, Atlassian offloads its Jitsi video conferencing platform

APPS By MARIA DEUTSCHER8 YEARS AGO

After selling its HipChat and Stride team collaboration services to Slack Technologies Inc. in June, Atlassian Corp. PLC is taking another big step back from the video communications market. The company today announced that it has sold its Jitsi video conferencing platform to …

Sales AI provider Conversica lands $31M in new funding

AI By MARIA DEUTSCHER8 YEARS AGO

Conversica Inc., a Foster City, California-based artificial intelligence provider focused on making sales teams more productive, today announced that it has raised $31 million in new funding. Conversica offers an AI platform that enables companies to build conversational agents for automating interactions …

Microsoft completes $7.5B acquisition of code hosting platform GitHub

APPS By MARIA DEUTSCHER8 YEARS AGO

As of today, GitHub is officially a Microsoft Corp. business. GitHub Chief Executive Officer Nat Friedman (pictured, second from the left) shared the news in a blog post, exactly one week after the European Union approved the $7.5 billion transaction. Friedman took …

Report: Samsung planning 5G-capable Galaxy S10, new foldable handset

EMERGING TECH By MARIA DEUTSCHER8 YEARS AGO

New details have emerged about Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd.’s next flagship smartphone and the foldable handset that the company recently confirmed it’s developing. Citing anonymous sources, Bloomberg reported today that the upcoming Galaxy S10 will support 5G networking technology, which promises to enable …

UK fines Facebook for Cambridge Analytica breach as EU lawmakers demand audit

POLICY By MARIA DEUTSCHER8 YEARS AGO

The U.K’s privacy watchdog today hit Facebook Inc. with a 500,000-pound fine over its handling of the Cambridge Analytica scandal, upholding a July decision that the social network unsuccessfully tried to contest. The sum, which amounts to $664,000, won’t make much of a dent …

Google brings its Lens AI recognition service into image searches

AI By MARIA DEUTSCHER8 YEARS AGO

Google LLC wants to make image search results more useful through a newly launched integration with Lens, its artificial intelligence-powered image recognition service. The company has been steadily adding new ways for consumers to interact with Lens since the service’s release in …

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Maria Deutscher

Latest from Maria Deutscher

Starship launches ‘world’s first’ commercial delivery service powered by robots

Uber rolls out monthly subscription service in bid to boost growth, counter Lyft

Apple debuts redesigned, faster iPad Pro, new MacBook Air and Mac Mini

Adding to mounting global pressure on tech giants, UK to levy ‘digital services tax’

Following HipChat sale, Atlassian offloads its Jitsi video conferencing platform

Sales AI provider Conversica lands $31M in new funding

Report: Samsung planning 5G-capable Galaxy S10, new foldable handset

Google brings its Lens AI recognition service into image searches

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