The Latest Breaking News from Cloudera

Green Card ban: Tech firm Cloudera agrees to pay $2 million and accepts 2-year ban from PERM for discrimination

A California-based tech firm, Cloudera, has reached a settlement of $2 million with the Department of Justice and the Department of Labor on allegations that the company discriminated against qualified US workers when it filed for Green Cards for its foreign workers. Additionally, the company will be banned from the…

The Times of India · Oct 19

Cloudera settles with the US government, barred from PERM program for two years over labour discrimination allegations

Cloudera has agreed to a $2 million settlement amidst claims of discrimination against qualified American employees. The company will create a $1.4 million fund to aid eligible workers and incur penalties of $600,000. Additionally, Cloudera faces a two-year prohibition from the employment-based green card labour certification program. This settlement is…

The Economic Times · Oct 18

US suspends Cognizant’s green-card filings amid visa fraud probe

NEW DELHI: The US Department of Labour has suspended permanent labour certification, or PERM, filings by Cognizant and Cloudera as the Trump administration intensifies its crackdown on alleged fraud in employment-based immigration programmes.

The Times of India · Sep 9

I'm Cloudera's chief strategy officer and here's why your $1 billion AI budget just became obsolete

Here's the case for constraint-aware intelligence in the AI 2.0 era.

Fortune · Feb 10

This Tech Stock Aims to Return 80% of FCF in Dividends and Buybacks. Should You Buy It Now?

Dell is thriving amid the AI data center boom, planning to return 80% of free cash flow via dividends and buybacks; shares are up over 20% YoY as AI servers and private cloud demand soar.

Barchart · Oct 14, 2025

Cloudera CEO Charles Sansbury on the danger of remote work: 'You effectively become a faceless factor of production'

Also: Tesla and Apple see worst of tariff concerns, Cloudflare CEO’s mission to hold AI accountable.

Fortune · Feb 5, 2025

More and more grads want to work in AI - and the skills they need are in huge demand

Nearly half of graduates want to work in AI, but it might just be because they think they can earn more money.

TechRadar · Dec 13, 2024

Skills gap and lack of proper infrastructure is hindering AI usage at many firms

Businesses are worried that they don’t have the right data foundations and skills to benefit from AI.

TechRadar · Jul 30, 2024

Many businesses still aren't using their data effectively, and that's a huge problem

Forget multicloud and hybrid environments if you can’t sort out siloed data, Cloudera says.

TechRadar · Jun 26, 2023