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

Google releases new object recognition algorithms to help make apps smarter

EMERGING TECH By MARIA DEUTSCHER9 YEARS AGO

Enabling a mobile app to analyze images is as easy as integrating it with one of the numerous cloud-based object recognition services on the market. But sending files to a remote data center for processing isn’t always efficient because of connectivity constraints and other logistical …

After pivoting to threat detection, Sqrrl raises $12.3M

INFRA By MARIA DEUTSCHER9 YEARS AGO

Spotting a breach in the vastness of a company’s infrastructure can be difficult even for the most qualified of security teams. As a result, they’re increasingly adopting automated threat detection tools from the likes of Sqrrl Data Inc., which announced today that it has secured …

Investors bet $102M on machine learning consultancy Element AI

EMERGING TECH By MARIA DEUTSCHER9 YEARS AGO

Artificial intelligence is attracting great interest in the enterprise, but most companies lack the necessary know-how to make the most out of the technology. That’s the observation that led a group of Canadian machine learning experts to establish Element AI Inc., which …

MemSQL takes its data warehouse to the cloud

CLOUD By MARIA DEUTSCHER9 YEARS AGO

Just as with other computing jobs, companies are increasingly migrating their database instances to the cloud in a bid to reduce management overhead. MemSQL Inc. wants to join that party. The startup is today introducing a cloud edition of its data warehouse, which is used …

Box launches enterprise-friendly desktop app for Windows and Mac

CLOUD By MARIA DEUTSCHER9 YEARS AGO

As of today, desktop users have a new option for accessing Box Inc.’s file-sharing service. The collaboration giant is rolling out a new client app for Windows and Mac that offers an alternative to the main browser-based interface. Dubbed Box Drive, it’s a successor …

WhiteSource lands $10M to help developers manage open-source code

INFRA By MARIA DEUTSCHER9 YEARS AGO

The wealth of open-source code on the web is a major boon for developers, but using outside components in an application carries risks. Many of the biggest security vulnerabilities in recent memory, including Heartbleed, were introduced to services through code taken from public repositories. WhiteSource Software …

Atlassian takes a page from Oracle’s book with new enterprise pricing

APPS By MARIA DEUTSCHER9 YEARS AGO

Team collaboration software provider Atlassian Inc. is trying a new tactic to win over enterprise customers from competitors. The company today introduced Atlassian Stack, a suite that makes its core products available under a single subscription instead of requiring companies to separately …

Astro’s email bot comes to Slack and Alexa

APPS By MARIA DEUTSCHER9 YEARS AGO

Astro Technology Inc. exited stealth mode in March with an email client designed to bring the chatbot-powered automation features available on services such as Slack to the inbox. Today, the startup has come full circle and integrated the virtual assistant powering its application …

Microsoft leads $10M round into passwordless security startup Trusona

CLOUD By MARIA DEUTSCHER9 YEARS AGO

In the past few years, the tech industry has been trying to develop an alternative to passwords for user authentication as part of an effort to reduce the threat of account theft. Trusona Inc., one of the startups leading the push, today announced it …

Illusive Networks extends its hacker deception technology to email

INFRA By MARIA DEUTSCHER9 YEARS AGO

By the time a hacker breaks into a company’s email systems, there’s usually no way to prevent them from stealing information. But according to Illusive Networks Inc., the scope of the breach can be mitigated to a large degree. The startup promises …

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Maria Deutscher

Latest from Maria Deutscher

Google releases new object recognition algorithms to help make apps smarter

After pivoting to threat detection, Sqrrl raises $12.3M

Investors bet $102M on machine learning consultancy Element AI

MemSQL takes its data warehouse to the cloud

WhiteSource lands $10M to help developers manage open-source code

Atlassian takes a page from Oracle’s book with new enterprise pricing

Astro’s email bot comes to Slack and Alexa

Illusive Networks extends its hacker deception technology to email

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