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.

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Two months after launch, monitoring startup Pixie Labs acquired by New Relic

New Relic Inc. today announced plans to acquire Pixie Labs Inc., a startup with a platform for monitoring Kubernetes workloads that launched from stealth mode just over two months ago. Pixie Labs launched at the start of October with $9.15 million in initial funding and a platform designed to make it easier to monitor applications ...

Samsung adopts Google Cloud’s TPU chips to train its Bixby voice assistant

Google LLC today disclosed that Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. has been using its Cloud Tensor Processing units, specialized artificial intelligence chips available via its cloud platform, to enable the voice assistant features it offers users. Samsung is one of the world’s largest mobile device makers. It provides a voice assistant under the Bixby brand that competes ...

AWS’ Graviton2-based instances help Arm design chips faster

Arm Ltd., whose chip designs can be found in everything from smartphones to data centers, will move most of the electronic design automation applications used by its engineers to Amazon Web Services Inc.’s cloud platform. The project was detailed by AWS this morning.  Modern processors contain billions of transistors organized into logic gates, which are ...

Red-hot IPOs: C3.ai nets $651M and shares soar 120%, as DoorDash stock rises 85%

Updated: C3.ai Inc., the artificial intelligence software provider led by tech billionaire Tom Siebel, has raised a higher-than-expected $651 million in its initial public offering after selling 15.5 million shares at $42 apiece. The company started trading today on New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol “AI,” and shares immediately jumped to $100 a ...

‘Visual data computing’ startup Einblick launches with DARPA as a customer

Einblick Analytics Inc., a startup spun out of MIT and Brown University, today launched from stealth mode with a “visual data computing platform” that it says can give enterprise analytics projects a boost. Einblick has raised $6 million in seed funding from Amplify Partners, Flybridge and Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd.’s Next venture capital arm to ...

Snowflake rival Firebolt exits stealth with blazingly fast cloud data warehouse

Firebolt Analytics Inc., a startup led by former executives from analytics unicorn SiSense Inc., today exited stealth mode with a cloud data warehouse that it says can provide more than 100 times better performance than rivals. Firebolt, based in Tel Aviv, is backed by $37 million from investors that include Bessemer Venture Partners, Zeev Ventures, ...

Google opens its Fuchsia operating system to outside code contributors

Members of the open-source community can now contribute code to Fuchsia, an experimental operating system that Google LLC has been developing over the past four years. Fuchsia first appeared with little fanfare in 2016 as a project on Google’s official GitHub page. The operating system is open-source and developers outside the search giant could freely ...

Alphabet’s X lab uses analytics to tackle food insecurity

Alphabet Inc.’s X research division today shared details about Project Delta, an internal initiative aimed at combatting food insecurity and food waste with analytics. The search giant revealed Project Delta on the occasion of a notable milestone in the initiative’s roadmap. After more than two years of work, two of the systems built by X ...

Gluware extends its network automation technology to the public cloud

Gluware Inc. today debuted a new release of its network automation platform that will allow enterprises to use the software’s capabilities in their public cloud environments. The update, the company says, will ease reduce network-related operational complexity for companies adopting multicloud models. It could open new deal opportunities for Gluware by better addressing the needs of the ...

CodeSignal raises $25M for its developer assessment platform

CodeSignal, the startup behind a coding platform used by companies such as Zoom Video Communications Inc. to help them recruit software developers, today announced that it has closed $25 million in fresh funding. Early Uber Technologies Inc. investor Menlo Ventures led the round. It was joined by Capital One Financial Corp.’s venture capital arm and ...