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

Docker introduces new features for managing software containers at DockerCon

INFRA By MARIA DEUTSCHER8 YEARS AGO

Docker Inc. today introduced new features for its enterprise products that aim to simplify the deployment and management of software containers at scale. The startup is a major force within the container ecosystem, having played a key role not only in developing the …

Tableau acquires Empirical Systems, an AI startup with MIT roots

BIG DATA By MARIA DEUTSCHER8 YEARS AGO

Tableau Software Inc. is looking to enhance its data visualization platform through the newly announced acquisition of Empirical Systems Inc., an artificial intelligence startup with roots at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. As part of the transaction, made public this morning, Tableau is …

Microsoft will overhaul Office 365’s iconic ribbon as part of a broad redesign

APPS By MARIA DEUTSCHER8 YEARS AGO

More than a decade after Microsoft Corp. introduced the trademark ribbon that frames the top of every core Office 365 application, the option-packed toolbar is about to take on a new form. The change is part of a broader redesign that the …

ARM picks up IoT connectivity specialist Stream Technologies

EMERGING TECH By MARIA DEUTSCHER8 YEARS AGO

ARM Holdings plc today announced that it has acquired Stream Technologies LLC, a software provider focused on helping companies optimize how their “internet of things” devices communicate. Sensors and other connected endpoints can generate massive amounts of data when deployed in large …

Sumo Logic adds new features for monitoring software container environments

INFRA By MARIA DEUTSCHER8 YEARS AGO

Sumo Logic Inc. joined the list of companies making announcements at the DockerCon conference today with the introduction of new monitoring features for software container environments. Software containers, the theme of DockerCon, are an increasingly popular means of deploying enterprise applications. The …

Industrial giants back $60M funding round for cybersecurity startup Claroty

INFRA By MARIA DEUTSCHER8 YEARS AGO

Claroty Ltd., a startup focused on securing industrial infrastructure such plants and power grids, today announced that it has raised a $60 million funding round to support its efforts. The investment comes just a year and a half after Claroty’s formal launch. Singapore’s …

Splunk to acquire IT alerting startup VictorOps for $120M

INFRA By MARIA DEUTSCHER8 YEARS AGO

Splunk Inc. today announced plans to acquire alerting startup VictorOps Inc. in a move that could help make its popular infrastructure analytics platform an even more central part of information technology teams’ work. The deal is worth $120 million in cash and …

SoftBank leads $250M investment into fast-rising storage startup Cohesity

INFRA By MARIA DEUTSCHER8 YEARS AGO

Cohesity Inc., a rising star in the crowded data storage market, today announced that it landed a mammoth $250 million funding round led by SoftBank Corp.’s Vision Fund. The investment is touted is the biggest received by a U.S.-based enterprise software startup …

Thanks to IBM, the US now has the world’s most powerful supercomputer

EMERGING TECH By MARIA DEUTSCHER8 YEARS AGO

The newest instrument in the Oak Ridge National Laboratory’s scientific arsenal is a mammoth, liquid-cooled supercomputer sprawled over an eighth of an acre that is being hailed as the fastest in the world. The machine, which goes by Summit, made its official …

Facebook’s privacy woes continue as bug exposes up to 14M users’ private posts

APPS By MARIA DEUTSCHER8 YEARS AGO

Facebook Inc. disclosed on Thursday that an engineering error has mixed up the sharing settings of 14 million users, potentially exposing countless private posts. The incident lasted from May 18 to May 27. It occurred while Facebook was working to implement a new way …

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Maria Deutscher

Latest from Maria Deutscher

Docker introduces new features for managing software containers at DockerCon

Tableau acquires Empirical Systems, an AI startup with MIT roots

Microsoft will overhaul Office 365’s iconic ribbon as part of a broad redesign

ARM picks up IoT connectivity specialist Stream Technologies

Sumo Logic adds new features for monitoring software container environments

Industrial giants back $60M funding round for cybersecurity startup Claroty

Splunk to acquire IT alerting startup VictorOps for $120M

SoftBank leads $250M investment into fast-rising storage startup Cohesity

Thanks to IBM, the US now has the world’s most powerful supercomputer

Facebook’s privacy woes continue as bug exposes up to 14M users’ private posts

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