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

NS1 launches an answer to the internet’s ‘cache poisoning’ problem

INFRA By MARIA DEUTSCHER9 YEARS AGO

Many of the core technologies that underpin the internet were created decades ago, in a time when hacking was a much less pronounced threat than it is today. As a result, some of these building blocks suffer from security weaknesses that make them …

New study finds one in nine online accounts are opened fraudulently

APPS By MARIA DEUTSCHER9 YEARS AGO

In 2017, data theft reached new heights thanks to high-profile attacks such as the breach at Equifax Inc. that compromised over 140 million consumers. A new report from ThreatMetrix Inc. claims that hackers have stepped up their efforts on other fronts, too. …

Thanks to Alibaba and Microsoft, AI can now beat humans at reading

EMERGING TECH By MARIA DEUTSCHER9 YEARS AGO

For the first time, artificial intelligence models have outperformed humans in a respected Stanford University reading test used to gauge neural networks’ cognitive prowess. Chinese web giant Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. announced on Monday that it was an AI developed by its research arm …

GM to start producing a fully autonomous car with no steering wheel or pedals

EMERGING TECH By MARIA DEUTSCHER9 YEARS AGO

General Motors Co.’s fourth-generation autonomous car is rather different than the previous three iterations: It has no steering wheel or pedals. The vehicle, which was unveiled today, is a modified version of the automaker’s electric Chevrolet Bolt EV hatchback that is set …

Report: In a hotly anticipated move, Dropbox has confidentially filed to go public

CLOUD By MARIA DEUTSCHER9 YEARS AGO

Dropbox Inc. is reportedly ready to hit the stock market, finally. Anonymous sources told Bloomberg today that the cloud storage provider has confidentially filed for an initial public offering with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. The IPO would be a key …

Cisco’s new machine learning tech can spot threats lurking in encrypted traffic

INFRA By MARIA DEUTSCHER9 YEARS AGO

Security-conscious enterprises and consumers aren’t the only ones who rely on encryption to protect their information from prying eyes. Hackers are increasingly applying cryptography as well to conceal malicious traffic, a threat that Cisco Systems Inc. is taking on. The networking giant …

With new in-memory analytics engine, Tableau looks to supercharge data visualization

BIG DATA By MARIA DEUTSCHER9 YEARS AGO

Tableau Software Inc. said today it has managed to jack up the speed at which enterprises can visualize important data for decision-makers. This morning the company launched a new release of its namesake business intelligence platform that processes information as much as five times …

Bugsnag picks up $9M to help companies develop more reliable applications

APPS By MARIA DEUTSCHER9 YEARS AGO

Bugsnag Inc., a San Francisco-based startup tackling application errors, today announced that it has landed a $9 million funding round backed by Alphabet Inc.’s GV investment arm. Returning investors Benchmark Capital and Matrix Partners contributed as well. Bugsnag has won the support of …

Cloud security startup Arctic Wolf reels in $16M from investors

CLOUD By MARIA DEUTSCHER9 YEARS AGO

Many of today’s cybersecurity startups are using technologies such as artificial intelligence to help companies automate how they handle threats and reduce the need for manual input from operations staff. Arctic Wolf Networks Inc., in contrast, has made human intuition a key part …

Microsoft recruits Qualcomm to help it catch up in the voice assistant market

EMERGING TECH By MARIA DEUTSCHER9 YEARS AGO

Voice assistants such as Amazon.com Inc.’s Alexa are taking on an increasingly central role in the tech market. In a bid to catch up with the competition, Microsoft Corp. today announced several new alliances meant to widen the adoption of its rivaling …

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Maria Deutscher

Latest from Maria Deutscher

NS1 launches an answer to the internet’s ‘cache poisoning’ problem

New study finds one in nine online accounts are opened fraudulently

Thanks to Alibaba and Microsoft, AI can now beat humans at reading

GM to start producing a fully autonomous car with no steering wheel or pedals

Report: In a hotly anticipated move, Dropbox has confidentially filed to go public

Cisco’s new machine learning tech can spot threats lurking in encrypted traffic

With new in-memory analytics engine, Tableau looks to supercharge data visualization

Bugsnag picks up $9M to help companies develop more reliable applications

Cloud security startup Arctic Wolf reels in $16M from investors

Microsoft recruits Qualcomm to help it catch up in the voice assistant market

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