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.

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Google taps startup FogHorn to bolster its cloud’s IoT analytics capabilities

Google LLC and FogHorn Systems Inc., an “internet of things” analytics startup backed by General Electric Co., today announced a new partnership that aims to help companies better harness the the data they collect from their connected devices. The alliance will center on the search giant’s Cloud IoT Core offering. Launched last month, the service ...

Shares of software giant Micro Focus plummet 46 percent as CEO Chris Hsu quits

Shares of enterprise software giant Micro Focus International plc plunged a stunning 46 percent today following the abrupt resignation of Chief Executive Officer Chris Hsu. Both developments are tied to the British company’s release of a revised revenue forecast for the fiscal year ended Oct. 31 that paints a bleak picture of its future. The ...

Report: Apple is secretly developing screens with experimental MicroLED technology

Apple Inc. is secretly developing a new type of screen for its devices based on MicroLED, an emerging display technology with the potential to enable a vastly improved viewing experience, according to a Bloomberg report published late Sunday. MicroLED differs from the OLED panels that ship with the iPhone X and other latest-generation handsets on the ...

Google seeks to challenge Amazon with new Shopping Actions service

Google LLC aims to challenge Amazon.com Inc.’s dominance of the e-commerce market by making it easier for traditional retailers to put their products in front of users. The means with which the search giant is looking to achieve this is a new set of features called Shopping Actions that it unveiled this morning. Merchants can ...

Report: Qualcomm’s former chairman is seeking to buy out the company

Days after emerging from a $121 billion hostile takeover battle with Broadcom Ltd. that was shut down by a presidential executive order, Qualcomm Inc. may have face off against another would-be buyer: its former executive chairman. According to reports, Paul Jacobs, who is the son of Qualcomm co-founder Irwin Jacobs, resigned from the position last ...

Cloud security firm Zscaler’s shares soar in 2018’s first major tech IPO

Shares of Zscaler Inc. more than doubled in their trading debut today following a successful initial public offering that netted the cloud security company a war chest of $192 million. The stock sale marks the first major tech IPO of 2018. The pop in price, even after the company raised its target price and number ...

Employee training could be the next market for Amazon’s cloud

A new report suggests that Amazon Web Services Inc. may look to enter the multibillion-dollar employee training market by introducing a specialized new service on its cloud platform. CNBC today cited two anonymous sources as saying that the offering from Amazon.com Inc.’s cloud computing unit would enable companies to set up learning programs for workers ...

GV leads $14.5M round into collaborative AR startup Blue Vision Labs

Blue Vision Labs Inc. today exited stealth mode to tackle what it sees as a major barrier to widespread augmented reality adoption: Most AR applications don’t allow users to share virtual experiences with others. Along with the launch, the London-based startup announced that it has closed a $14.5 million Series A funding round led by GV, Alphabet ...

Amid growing competition, Adobe bolsters its electronic signature capabilities

Adobe Systems Inc.’s strategy for competing in the crowded document management segment rests on two pillars. The first is the ubiquitous Acrobat family of PDF editing tools, and the other is Adobe Sign, the company’s electronic signature service, which is receiving major update today. The biggest enhancement focuses on signature verification. Specifically, the upgraded Adobe Sign ...

SAP brings Concur expense management to Slack with two new chatbots

SAP SE is expanding the reach of Concur, the market-leading expense management service that it acquired for $8 billion in 2014. Concur Labs, an engineering group that SAP SE entrusts with developing new ways for workers to use the platform, today introduced two new chatbots that will extend its features to Slack. The first, Concur ...