Cloudera Inc
NYSE:CLDR (10/7/2021, 7:58:51 PM)
After market: 16 +0.01 (+0.06%)15.99
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Cloudera, Inc. engages in the provision of data management and analytics software solutions. The company is headquartered in Palo Alto, California and currently employs 2,728 full-time employees. The company went IPO on 2017-04-28. The firm allows enterprises to operate, manage and move workloads across multiple architectures, mixing on premises and cloud environments, including all major public cloud infrastructure providers. The company operates through two operating segments: subscription and services. Its products include Cloudera Enterprise Data Hub, Cloudera Analytic BD, Cloudera Operational DB, Cloudera Data Science & Engineering, and Cloud Essentials. The firm offers Cloudera Data Science for programmatic preparation, predictive modeling and machine learning; Cloudera Real Time for online, streaming and rea ltime applications; and Cloudera Analytics for business intelligence and structured query language (SQL) analytics. The company has developed the hybrid open source software (HOSS) development model, which helps customers in managing, operating and securing their data and data architectures.
Cloudera Inc
395 Page Mill Rd
Palo Alto CALIFORNIA 94306
P: 16506443950.0
CEO: Robert Bearden
Employees: 2728
Website: https://www.cloudera.com/
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