The Daily Telegraph has revealed the next phase of appointments for its Technology Intelligence team.

The new Silicon Valley bureau is the largest new deployment overseas the Telegraph has made in its modern history.

The Technology Intelligence team will be:

Robin Pagnamenta, currently Deputy Business Editor at The Times, who will join as Head of Technology Intelligence. He will be based in the Telegraph’s London office and will be responsible for all technology journalism.

Ellie Zolfagharifard, currently Science and Technology Editor at Mail Online, has been appointed as News Editor, Technology Intelligence, based in London.

James Titcomb, currently Tech Editor at the Telegraph in London, has been promoted to Silicon Valley Bureau Chief. He will be in charge of a team of five journalists based in offices in San Francisco.

Harry de Quetteville, formerly Comment Editor at The Telegraph, has been appointed as Special Correspondent, Technology Intelligence, specialising in long reads.

James Cook, formerly Technology Editor at Business Insider UK, has joined as a Special Correspondent.

Natasha Bernal, currently News Editor at The Lawyer, will join as a Technology Intelligence Reporter.

Hannah Boland, currently Telegraph Business Night Reporter, has been promoted to Technology Intelligence Reporter.

Joseph Archer, previously of The Sun, has been appointed as Technology Intelligence Reporter.

Matthew Field, previously a freelance tech journalist, has been appointed Technology Intelligence Reporter.

Tom Hoggins, the Telegraph’s Gaming Correspondent, will move to the Technology Intelligence team.

Margi Murphy, Telegraph Technology Reporter, has been promoted to US Tech Reporter and will move to San Francisco.

Laurence Dodds, Telegraph Assistant Comment Editor, has also been promoted to US Tech Reporter, based in San Francisco.

Several more appointments to the team are to be confirmed and contact details for the San Francisco office are yet to be released.

Consumer PR Manager Joel Ivory-Harte can be contacted for more information on joel.ivory-harte@telegraph.co.uk and +44 (0)20 7931 2561.