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Canonical released a guide showing how to fine-tune and serve your own language model on Ubuntu using Charmed Kubeflow, Feast, and standard CPU hardware.

Canonical has joined NVIDIA in the Open Secure AI Alliance. Learn how open source Ubuntu safeguards AI infrastructure with verified boot chains, AppArmor, and 15 years of support.

Canonical Academy tests real-world Linux skills using timed, interactive Ubuntu sandboxes instead of memorization tests. Here is a breakdown of the four certification levels and how the hands-on testing system works.

When an OpenStack database fails and backups are outdated, knowing how the control and data planes interact can save your private cloud from disaster.

Combining smart AI models with production Ubuntu servers requires strict guardrails. Here is how open AI harnesses keep autonomous Linux infrastructure reliable.

Canonical introduced dependable Ubuntu, a software system designed to help car manufacturers build safer connected vehicles using open-source technology.

See how Anbox Cloud replaces local Android emulators with instant cloud instances, built-in GPS spoofing, easy browser sharing, and automated GitHub Actions testing.

Ubuntu 26.04 LTS introduces an opt-in virtualization HWE stack. Learn how it lets you run the latest QEMU, libvirt, and confidential computing features without waiting two years for a new release.

Follow the best Linux content creators on YouTube. From Ubuntu server administration to Steam Deck gaming, find your next favorite channel.

Ubuntu is shifting toward a more secure, memory-safe infrastructure. Canonical has announced a Gold Sponsorship of the Trifecta Tech Foundation, committing €40,000 per year to accelerate the development of Rust-based system utilities like sudo-rs and ntpd-rs.