Cloudera says 45% of healthcare firms still can’t access all the data they need for AI
DavidLinthicum · x · 2026-07-29
Cloudera says healthcare AI is still blocked by data access and governance gaps
Cloudera’s Data Readiness Index 2026 argues that healthcare AI projects are being held back less by model quality than by the underlying data stack.
Key findings cited in the post:
- 45% of healthcare organizations say they still cannot access all the data they need across environments.
- 87% report visibility into where their data resides, but integration and governance remain major problems.
- 28% say infrastructure performance consistently hinders operations.
The report frames trusted, accessible data as the prerequisite for scaling AI in healthcare, where organizations are trying to improve patient outcomes, reduce costs, streamline admin work, and handle increasingly distributed clinical and operational data.
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