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

Nimble Storage debuts new cross-cloud data management service

CLOUD By MARIA DEUTSCHER10 YEARS AGO

One of the biggest challenges involved in moving on-premises applications to the cloud is transferring their data to the new environment. But according to Nimble Storage Inc., the information doesn’t necessarily have to be brought along for the ride. The flash memory …

Customer messaging startup Layer closes $15M round, buys startup Cola

CLOUD By MARIA DEUTSCHER10 YEARS AGO

To effectively interact with customers, a company must first provide a communications medium that they’re comfortable using. Layer Inc. believes that the best approach is replicating the familiar experience offered by WhatsApp and other popular mobile messaging services. This pitch today landed …

AWS launches new instance series for data-hungry workloads

CLOUD By MARIA DEUTSCHER10 YEARS AGO

Running analytics software and other storage-intensive workloads on Amazon Web Services is set to become much easier thanks to its latest infrastructure update. Amazon.com Inc.’s cloud service on Thursday launched a new family of instances branded as I3 that offers a generous …

FOSSA raises $2.2M from Marc Benioff and others to simplify code licenses

BIG DATA By MARIA DEUTSCHER10 YEARS AGO

As the bitter software dispute between Oracle Corp. and Google nears its seventh year, developers need to be more mindful than ever about using code written by others in their projects. The problem is that the average application incorporates so many external …

Microsoft leads $26M round in drone flight control startup AirMap

EMERGING TECH By MARIA DEUTSCHER10 YEARS AGO

If Silicon Valley has its way and delivery drones start roaming the skies en masse, the resulting increase in air traffic could become too much for civil aviation authorities to handle. A startup called AirMap Inc. has already begun to lay the groundwork …

Microsoft adds service to help IT pros understand their cloud traffic

CLOUD By MARIA DEUTSCHER10 YEARS AGO

When an issue emerges in a cloud environment, the first place where administrators start looking for the cause is often the network. Microsoft Corp. hopes to ease the task for users of its Azure infrastructure-as-a-service platform with a new monitoring tool that aims …

Dropbox’s new security bot politely inquires about suspicious actions

INFRA By MARIA DEUTSCHER10 YEARS AGO

Modern cybersecurity tools can detect even the most subtle sign of suspicious activity in a company’s network, but administrators often don’t have time to check up on every alert. Dropbox Inc. set out to elevate the problem today by open-sourcing a chatbot …

Data visualization underdog SlamData raises $6.7M to take on old guard

BIG DATA By MARIA DEUTSCHER10 YEARS AGO

Amid the fierce competition in the data visualization market, a group of top investors are betting that Boulder, Colorado-based SlamData Inc. will come out ahead. Early Mint.com backer Shasta Ventures, True Ventures and three other funds announced today that they have invested …

IBM trains Watson to detect eye problems

EMERGING TECH By MARIA DEUTSCHER10 YEARS AGO

It seems that hardly a week goes by nowadays without IBM Corp. finding a new application for its Watson artificial intelligence system. The latest addition to the list is detecting eye problems, an area where the technology giant hopes to automate diagnosis …

Microsoft adds Kubernetes application container manager to its cloud

CLOUD By MARIA DEUTSCHER10 YEARS AGO

As application container adoption continues to grow, cloud providers are putting more and more effort into accommodating applications that use the technology. Microsoft Corp. upped the ante today by adding support for Kubernetes to its Azure Container Service. Containers bundle an application and …

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Maria Deutscher

Latest from Maria Deutscher

Nimble Storage debuts new cross-cloud data management service

Customer messaging startup Layer closes $15M round, buys startup Cola

AWS launches new instance series for data-hungry workloads

FOSSA raises $2.2M from Marc Benioff and others to simplify code licenses

Microsoft leads $26M round in drone flight control startup AirMap

Microsoft adds service to help IT pros understand their cloud traffic

Dropbox’s new security bot politely inquires about suspicious actions

Data visualization underdog SlamData raises $6.7M to take on old guard

IBM trains Watson to detect eye problems

Microsoft adds Kubernetes application container manager to its cloud

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