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Palo Alto, CA, USA
2008
  |  By Andreas Skouloudis
Regulatory compliance is one of the most important priorities of financial services and insurance organizations. It has become increasingly complex to navigate the multi-dimensional operating environment that spans the regions in which they work. Amidst a wave of technology changes including the proliferation of cloud solutions and the explosion of data volumes, organizations must rethink how they use data to meet their regulatory reporting requirements.
  |  By Suri Nuthalapati
Security Operations Centers (SOCs) are the backbone of organizational cybersecurity, responsible for detecting, investigating, and responding to threats in real-time. Yet, the increasing complexity and volume of cyber threats present significant challenges. SOC teams often grapple with alert fatigue, skill shortages, and time-consuming processes.
  |  By Robert Hryniewicz
For years, Cloudera’s platform has helped the world’s most innovative organizations turn data into action. As the AI landscape evolves from experiments into strategic, enterprise-wide initiatives, it’s clear that our naming should reflect that shift. That’s why we’re moving from Cloudera Machine Learning to Cloudera AI.
  |  By Suri Nuthalapati
In today’s dynamic digital landscape, multi-cloud strategies have become vital for organizations aiming to leverage the best of both cloud and on-premises environments. As enterprises navigate complex data-driven transformations, hybrid and multi-cloud models offer unmatched flexibility and resilience. Here’s a deep dive into why and how enterprises master multi-cloud deployments to enhance their data and AI initiatives.
  |  By Ryan Garnett
Airports are an interconnected system where one unforeseen event can tip the scale into chaos. For a smaller airport in Canada, data has grown to be its North Star in an industry full of surprises. In order for data to bring true value to operations–and ultimately customer experiences–those data insights must be grounded in trust.
  |  By Jeremiah Morrow
AWS re:Invent is one of my favorite trade shows. It is one of the biggest technology conferences of the year and is an opportunity to have hundreds of conversations with customers and prospects, listen to their priorities and challenges, hopes, and give them a Cloudera tote bag or a pair of orange sunglasses. What follows is a collection of just a few things I learned and observed during my week in Las Vegas.
  |  By Anthony Behan
Since 5G networks began rolling out commercially in 2019, telecom carriers have faced a wide range of new challenges: managing high-velocity workloads, reducing infrastructure costs, and adopting AI and automation. Because data management is a key variable for overcoming these challenges, carriers are turning to hybrid cloud solutions, which provide the flexibility and scalability needed to adapt to the evolving landscape 5G enables.
  |  By Cloudera
In the last year, we’ve seen the explosion of AI in the enterprise, leaving organizations to consider the infrastructure and processes for AI to successfully—and securely—deploy across an organization. As we head into 2025, it’s clear that next year will be just as exciting as past years. Here, Cloudera experts share their insights on what to expect in data and AI for the enterprise in 2025.
  |  By Natalia Belaya
We’re proud to announce that Cloudera signed the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) “Secure by Design” pledge, joining a network of industry leaders dedicated to embedding security at every stage of the product lifecycle. To be good stewards of our customers’ data, it is critical for security to be a fundamental component of every product and service we offer–not just an afterthought.
  |  By Suri Nuthalapati
As organizations increasingly integrate AI into day-to-day operations, scaling AI solutions effectively becomes essential yet challenging. Many enterprises encounter bottlenecks related to data quality, model deployment, and infrastructure requirements that hinder scaling efforts. Cloudera tackles these challenges with the AI Inference service and tailored Solution Patterns developed by Cloudera’s Professional Services, empowering organizations to operationalize AI at scale across industries.
  |  By Cloudera
What’s the Forecast? A look at data and AI in 2025 2025 is set to be a year of growth and change, particularly in the AI space. Over the last couple of years, AI has evolved from a niche technology to a driving force behind business strategies, innovation, and efficiency in almost every industry. Its impact is felt far and wide. It is not only shaping how we search for information, but how we digest and react to the world around us.
  |  By Cloudera
Businesses must be prepared to transform their data architecture to keep up with the pace of the industry as long-standing ideas about operational efficiency and the customer experience have changed too. That’s especially true in the travel industry, an industry that generates and consumes tremendous amounts of data: think booking your flight, finding the best price of your hotel stay, etc.
  |  By Cloudera
Data has so much promise, but organizations struggle to use it effectively, especially with the increasing complexity of managing large projects and the pressure of incorporating AI. On this episode of The AI Forecast, we’re joined by Simon Asplen-Taylor, the founder and CEO of DataTick and author of “Data and Analytics Strategy for Business”. Simon has spent years counseling organizations on getting their data right. In this episode, Simon shares the common missteps organizations experience with their data – with all roads leading back to data quality and a wild west of data collection across a business.
  |  By Cloudera
For the inaugural episode of Women Leaders in Technology on The AI Forecast, we’re joined by one of the top female leaders in the technology industry, Kari Briski - Vice President of AI Software Product Management at NVIDIA. Kari shares the stories and strategies that inform her leadership style–like GSD or “getting stuff done”–what it means to trust your instinct, and the advice she gives to young women embarking on a career in tech and to women further along who feel stuck where they are.
  |  By Cloudera
The AI explosion has led to non-stop hype cycles as the technology continues to develop. But AI is only as good as the data behind it. The threat of lousy data is bad AI. Andrew Brust, Founder and CEO of Blue Badge Insights, joins The AI Forecast to discuss the AI hype–and how to prevent what he calls an “artificial Charlatan” of bad AI. He emphasizes the dependent relationship between data and AI and the former’s role in the success of the latter. Specifically, he addresses the data governance conundrum, and why in order for data technology to be successful, it has to be fun.
  |  By Cloudera
More data exists than ever before – in fact, IDC predicts worldwide data will grow 61% by 2025. However, simply having data is not enough; business leaders must know how to effectively leverage it to make informed decisions. Conversely, data professionals also need strong business acumen to understand how their insights create value for the organization. Jordan Morrow, known as “The Godfather of Data Literacy,” joins The AI Forecast to share why data has become so complicated and what leaders and data professionals can do to untangle a messy data web for real value.
  |  By Cloudera
Data professionals are at the forefront of today’s digital economy, driving organizational transformation through AI. Yet, despite the vast opportunities AI presents, many data professionals encounter challenges that hinder their ability to lead effectively in this space.
  |  By Cloudera
An overview of how GenAI empowers Cloudera customers to drive impactful business outcomes, and how Cloudera AI makes it easier for organizations to deploy and scale AI successfully. We dive into powerful tools like Accelerators for Machine Learning Projects (AMPs), Cloudera AI Inference service, AI Assistants, and end-to-end GenAI platforms, all designed to accelerate your AI journey.
  |  By Cloudera
Technology in the enterprise is evolving at a record pace, making it increasingly difficult to keep up with the latest "tech du jour." AI has only accelerated this evolution, bringing about a data reckoning—especially as more organizations adopt hybrid models to manage their data. Both users and organizations are seeking data platforms that can connect the dots of their data today while adapting to tomorrow's demands. This shift underscores the growing demand for open standards. But what does that kind of platform experience look like today?
  |  By Cloudera
Airports are an interconnected system where one unforeseen event can tip the scale into chaos. For a smaller airport in Canada, data has grown to be its North Star in an industry full of surprises. But in order for data to bring true value to operations–and ultimately customer experience–those data insights must be grounded in trust. Ryan Garnett, Senior Manager Business Solutions of Halifax International Airport Authority, joins The AI Forecast to share how the airport revamped its approach to data, creating a predictions engine that drives operational efficiency and improved customer experience.
  |  By Cloudera
Enterprises require fast, cost-efficient solutions to the familiar challenges of engaging customers, reducing risk, and improving operational excellence to stay competitive. The cloud is playing a key role in accelerating time to benefit from new insights. Managed cloud services that automate provisioning, operation, and patching will be critical for enterprises to leverage the full promise of the cloud when it comes to time to value and agility.
  |  By Cloudera
The adoption of cloud computing in the financial services sector has grown substantially in the past three years on a global basis. Diversification of risk is always a key concern for financial institutions and the seeming safety of having a single cloud provider is not being properly measured from a systemic risk and operational risk perspective.
  |  By Cloudera
This white paper provides a reference architecture for running Enterprise Data Hub on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. Topics include installation automation, automated configuration and tuning, and best practices for deployment and topology to support security and high availability.
  |  By Cloudera
A cloud-based analytics platform needs to be easy, unified, and enterprise-grade to meet the demands of your business. This white paper covers how Cloudera's machine learning and analytics platform complements popular cloud services like Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Microsoft Azure, and enables customers to organize, process, analyze, and store data at large scale...anywhere.
  |  By Cloudera
The Modern Platform for Machine Learning and Analytics Optimized for Cloud.
  |  By Cloudera
In the wake of the global financial crisis, the world has become much more interconnected and immensely more complex. As a result, you can no longer simply look at the past as an indicator of future trends. The financial services industry needs real-time insights into numerous interacting variables to make informed decisions.

Cloudera delivers the modern platform for machine learning and analytics optimized for the cloud. Imagine having access to all your data in one platform. The opportunities are endless. We enable you to transform vast amounts of complex data into clear and actionable insights to enhance your business and exceed your expectations.

The right products for the job:

  • Enterprise Data Hub: Operate with confidence—thanks to comprehensive security and governance—while at the same time enabling unrivaled self-service performance at extreme scale. All in an enterprise-grade solution that lets you run anywhere, on-premises or in hybrid- and multi-cloud environments.
  • Data Science Workbench: Accelerate machine learning from research to production with the secure, self-service enterprise data science platform built for the enterprise.
  • Data Warehouse: A modern data warehouse that delivers an enterprise-grade, hybrid cloud solution designed for self-service analytics.
  • Data Science & Engineering: Cloudera Data Science provides better access to Apache Hadoop data with familiar and performant tools that address all aspects of modern predictive analytics.
  • Altus Cloud: The industry’s first machine learning and analytics cloud platform built with a shared data experience.

The world’s leading organizations choose Cloudera to grow their businesses, improve lives, and advance human achievement.