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

Microsoft’s experimental new Sets interface could change Windows 10

APPS By MARIA DEUTSCHER9 YEARS AGO

Juggling several windows at once can be a hassle, especially when a user needs to return to the same web pages and documents multiple times for something like a business project. Microsoft Corp. will soon begin testing a feature that could do away with …

HPE’s new OneSphere service aims to unify management operations across clouds

INFRA By MARIA DEUTSCHER9 YEARS AGO

Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co. today unveiled a new cloud service designed to bring the different types of infrastructure that power a company’s operations together under a single set of management tools. Dubbed OneSphere, the product offers a set of centralized controls for managing hardware resources. …

ClimaCell, a startup using wireless signals to predict the weather, raises $15M

EMERGING TECH By MARIA DEUTSCHER9 YEARS AGO

IBM Corp. acquired The Weather Company in late 2015 with the intention of using its meteorological data to help enterprises bring better operational decisions. Boston-based ClimaCell Inc. hit the scene in the same year with a similar vision, but an entirely different …

Cybersecurity consolidation: Barracuda to go private in $1.6B buyout as McAfee buys Skyhigh

INFRA By MARIA DEUTSCHER9 YEARS AGO

In the latest of a long string of recent acquisitions in the cybersecurity market, Barracuda Networks Inc. is set to go private in a $1.6 billion buyout. The company announced today that its board has accepted the offer from private equity firm Thoma Bravo …

Google will launch a new cloud region in Hong Kong next year

CLOUD By MARIA DEUTSCHER9 YEARS AGO

There may be more to Google LLC’s latest cloud expansion than what immediately meets the eye. In a blog post published on Wednesday, the technology giant revealed plans to bring its infrastructure-as-a-service platform to Hong Kong sometime next year. Google already operates cloud …

After Uber’s mammoth funding round, Lyft looks to raise $500M

APPS By MARIA DEUTSCHER9 YEARS AGO

It seems that the ride-hailing market is on track to see yet another major funding round in the foreseeable future. On Wednesday night, Axios was tipped off that Lyft Inc. had quietly filed paperwork to raise new capital. The share authorization document was submitted to regulators …

With $5M in new funding, PacketZoom looks to speed up mobile apps

APPS By MARIA DEUTSCHER9 YEARS AGO

PacketZoom Inc., a four-year-old startup that focuses on improving the performance of mobile apps, today announced that it has bagged $5 million in funding. The Series A round was led by Baseline Ventures. The investment firm has previously backed high-profile tech companies such …

Lyft gets approval to operate self-driving cars in California

EMERGING TECH By MARIA DEUTSCHER9 YEARS AGO

The self-driving cars currently being tested on public roads in the Bay Area may soon have some extra company. According to an update on the California Department of Motor Vehicles’ website that was spotted by Axios today, Lyft Inc. is now authorized to operate autonomous …

Going after VMware, Microsoft debuts a free Azure cloud migration service

CLOUD By MARIA DEUTSCHER9 YEARS AGO

Microsoft Corp.’s latest cloud tool should make it considerably easier for companies to transfer their on-premises applications to its infrastructure-as-a-service platform. Azure Migrate, which was unveiled today, is touted as a convenient means of moving workloads powered by VMware Inc.’s hypervisor off in-house gear. …

HPE’s new AI engine serves up advice on how to fix data center issues

INFRA By MARIA DEUTSCHER9 YEARS AGO

Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co. is looking to harness the power of artificial intelligence to prevent data center outages. The company today unveiled a new AI engine that uses data from customers’ infrastructure to identify common technical issues, find the early signs and provide advance warning …

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Maria Deutscher

Latest from Maria Deutscher

Microsoft’s experimental new Sets interface could change Windows 10

HPE’s new OneSphere service aims to unify management operations across clouds

ClimaCell, a startup using wireless signals to predict the weather, raises $15M

Cybersecurity consolidation: Barracuda to go private in $1.6B buyout as McAfee buys Skyhigh

Google will launch a new cloud region in Hong Kong next year

After Uber’s mammoth funding round, Lyft looks to raise $500M

With $5M in new funding, PacketZoom looks to speed up mobile apps

Lyft gets approval to operate self-driving cars in California

Going after VMware, Microsoft debuts a free Azure cloud migration service

HPE’s new AI engine serves up advice on how to fix data center issues

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