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

Intel partners with Microsoft, top PC makers to start building 5G laptops

EMERGING TECH By MARIA DEUTSCHER9 YEARS AGO

Leading carriers will soon begin rolling out new telecommunications infrastructure that’s set to boost wireless connectivity dramatically this year and next. Intel Corp. is launching a new push to ensure that consumers can take advantage of the increased speeds. The chipmaker today …

Feature Labs, a startup with MIT roots, launches to accelerate AI projects

EMERGING TECH By MARIA DEUTSCHER9 YEARS AGO

Feature Labs Inc., a startup founded in 2015 at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s computer science department, today hit the scene with $1.5 million from investors to change how organizations build artificial intelligence models. The company is focusing its attention on the …

Qualcomm debuts ‘internet of things’ chip for drones and AI-powered devices

EMERGING TECH By MARIA DEUTSCHER9 YEARS AGO

Qualcomm Technologies Inc. this morning pulled back the curtains on the Snapdragon 820E, a new chip designed to power the drones and other increasingly sophisticated devices that make up the “internet of things.” At the heart of the system is a central …

Revving up self-driving car push, Intel leads $50M round into public transit app Moovit

APPS By MARIA DEUTSCHER9 YEARS AGO

Moovit Ltd., the Israeli startup behind a hugely popular public transit app with 120 million users worldwide, today announced that it has landed a $50 million investment led by Intel Corp.’s venture capital arm. More than a half-dozen existing backers contributed as well. Among the …

Qualcomm makes new $44B offer for NXP amid Broadcom’s hostile takeover push

EMERGING TECH By MARIA DEUTSCHER9 YEARS AGO

Qualcomm Technologies Inc. this morning announced a hefty $44 billion acquisition offer for NXP Semiconductors N.V., a fellow chip maker based in the Netherlands that it has been trying to buy for more than a year. The price tag amounts to a …

With IPO on the table, Rubrik hires Atlassian’s former CFO

INFRA By MARIA DEUTSCHER9 YEARS AGO

Last May, Rubrik Inc. Chief Executive Officer Bipul Sinha said during an interview that he expects to take the company public “probably in two or three years.” Today, the data protection startup announced a hire that may represent an initial step toward a stock …

IBM teams up with Unity to bring Watson into virtual reality environments

EMERGING TECH By MARIA DEUTSCHER9 YEARS AGO

Companies have begun seriously experimenting with how virtual reality can be applied in work environments to streamline tasks such as product design. Now, IBM Corp. is looking to capitalize on the trend. As part of the effort, the technology giant today announced …

Intel’s new silicon-based qubits could help make quantum computing a reality

EMERGING TECH By MARIA DEUTSCHER9 YEARS AGO

Intel Corp. and Dutch research institute QuTech have invented a silicon-based quantum chip that could take the industry effort to move beyond classical computing in an entirely new direction. The unit, which was unveiled on Wednesday, is based on so-called spin qubits. These …

Oracle picks up security startup Zenedge to bolster cloud lineup

INFRA By MARIA DEUTSCHER9 YEARS AGO

Hot on the heels of introducing new “autonomous” services that can tune and update themselves, Oracle Corp. is once again bolstering its cloud platform, this time through an acquisition. The database maker today announced that it has inked an agreement to buy …

New MongoDB release adds features to take on relational databases

INFRA By MARIA DEUTSCHER9 YEARS AGO

MongoDB Inc., the company behind the popular open-source NoSQL database used for managing large amounts of rapidly changing data, today unveiled a new iteration of the platform that could significantly raise its enterprise appeal. MongoDB 4.0 introduces support for what’s known as the …

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Maria Deutscher

Latest from Maria Deutscher

Intel partners with Microsoft, top PC makers to start building 5G laptops

Feature Labs, a startup with MIT roots, launches to accelerate AI projects

Qualcomm debuts ‘internet of things’ chip for drones and AI-powered devices

Revving up self-driving car push, Intel leads $50M round into public transit app Moovit

Qualcomm makes new $44B offer for NXP amid Broadcom’s hostile takeover push

With IPO on the table, Rubrik hires Atlassian’s former CFO

IBM teams up with Unity to bring Watson into virtual reality environments

Intel’s new silicon-based qubits could help make quantum computing a reality

Oracle picks up security startup Zenedge to bolster cloud lineup

New MongoDB release adds features to take on relational databases

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