Kristen Nicole

Named by Forbes as a top influencer in Big Data, Kristen Nicole is currently a Senior Editor at SiliconANGLE.com. She got her start with 606tech, a Chicago blog she dedicated to the social media space, going on to become the lead writer and Field Editor at Mashable.

Kristen Nicole has also contributed to other publications, from TIME Techland to Forbes. Her work has been syndicated across a number of media outlets, including The New York Times, and MSNBC.

Kristen Nicole published her first book, The Twitter Survival Guide, and is currently completing her second book on predictive analytics.

Latest from Kristen Nicole

If data defines society, how should blockchain redefine data?

BIG DATA By KRISTEN NICOLE9 YEARS AGO

From voting data to land ownership, the manner in which records are kept affects the whole of society. In today’s ad-driven economy, much of that data is held in corporate servers, and society is questioning the overseers. Look no further than the …

Fashion-tech love story still lost in translation

WOMEN IN TECH By KRISTEN NICOLE9 YEARS AGO

When fashion met tech, it wasn’t love at first sight. The marriage of these two industries has been fraught with mixed signals and gimmicks, redefining the fashion-tech relationship at every turn. It’s the same love story many industries are trying to narrate …

Splunk’s baked-in machine learning apps must stay simplified in complex multiclouds

BIG DATA By KRISTEN NICOLE9 YEARS AGO

New baked-in machine learning tools take Splunk Inc.’s platform to the next level of big data management, but how can the company maintain the simplicity of its on-premises solutions in an increasingly popular multicloud world? Where many trade show keynote speeches garner …

Boosting raw power to the edge, Nvidia virtualizes more for AI, VR enterprise apps

CLOUD By KRISTEN NICOLE9 YEARS AGO

Having conquered the gaming industry with an early lead in powerful computing, chip maker Nvidia Corp. is now targeting the enterprise for a repeat success story in the business world’s big emerging markets such as artificial intelligence and virtual reality. Upgrading its newest …

Watch Spark Summit 2017 here for live coverage: Tackling big data intelligently

BIG DATA By KRISTEN NICOLE9 YEARS AGO

Live from Spark Summit 2017, theCUBE will be broadcasting exclusive interviews from next month’s open source community event. As Apache Spark continues to tackle some of the biggest data-wrangling obstacles in enterprise information technology, the platform is expected to only increase influence, …

Boosting a revival for tinkerers in software startups

INFRA By KRISTEN NICOLE9 YEARS AGO

Back by popular demand, Canonical Ltd. Founder and Executive Chairman Mark Shuttleworth (pictured) returned to theCUBE, SiliconANGLE Media’s roving news desk, to answer community questions regarding the business and monetization of open-source technologies in the enterprise. In a live interview from last week’s OpenStack Summit, …

High prices remain ServiceNow’s top challenge in market expansion, says analyst

INFRA By KRISTEN NICOLE9 YEARS AGO

Success has been an undeniable fact for ServiceNow Inc. over the past decade, with a lauded initial public offering, a current annual growth rate of 35 percent and a $17 billion market cap. Yet the information service management provider wants more, with plans to …

Pilosa rethinks bitmaps for massive data queries at scale

BIG DATA By KRISTEN NICOLE9 YEARS AGO

We ask a great deal of modern machines. Stuffed full of information and imbued with cognition, modern computers do our bidding, ideally in real time. Yet for all the advances in data management, the ability to quickly retrieve and analyze data remains …

Ozlo finally reveals a business model for its AI training app

EMERGING TECH By KRISTEN NICOLE10 YEARS AGO

Blame it on Iron Man, that genius, billionaire superhero with a most effective (and virtual) sidekick, Jarvis. The fictional, artificially intelligent assistant has helped spur the imaginations of Silicon Valley’s billionaires in recent years, many investing dearly in AI services as the …

Open source helps Internet of Things jump the hype hurdle at enterprises

EMERGING TECH By KRISTEN NICOLE10 YEARS AGO

Businesses are feeling their way into the Internet of Things, but they’re not moving very quickly, according to new findings from a Red Hat Inc. survey that reveal a sizable gap between interest in IoT and actual deployment of projects. The open source …

Kristen Nicole

Latest from Kristen Nicole

Fashion-tech love story still lost in translation

Splunk’s baked-in machine learning apps must stay simplified in complex multiclouds

Boosting raw power to the edge, Nvidia virtualizes more for AI, VR enterprise apps

Watch Spark Summit 2017 here for live coverage: Tackling big data intelligently

Boosting a revival for tinkerers in software startups

High prices remain ServiceNow’s top challenge in market expansion, says analyst

Pilosa rethinks bitmaps for massive data queries at scale

Ozlo finally reveals a business model for its AI training app

Open source helps Internet of Things jump the hype hurdle at enterprises

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