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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.
Open source software runs the modern world, but usability remains a challenge. Discover how Canonical is working to lower barriers for designers in the Ubuntu ecosystem.
Missed the live event? Explore our complete summary of Ubuntu Summit 26.04 and stream the full official video playlist directly from our resource page.
Managing an IoT fleet with both Linux devices and small microcontrollers used to mean using separate systems. The new Golioth snap for Ubuntu Core fixes this by letting you control, secure, and update your entire hardware stack from a single interface.
Key Points Linux supports RoCE via drivers like mlx5 and irdma. RoCEv2 runs over standard Ethernet but needs congestion tools like ECN. NVIDIA Spectrum-X and Ultra...
Key Points Canonical and Google Cloud announced certified Ubuntu images for Cloud TPU virtual machines Images are preinstalled by default and optimized for AI frameworks like...
Key Points NVIDIA OpenShell is now available as a snap on Ubuntu for secure AI agent workflows Installation requires just two commands: sudo snap install openshell...
Agentic AI era begins: Arm AGI CPU meets Ubuntu 26.04 LTS, delivering ultra‑dense, power‑efficient compute, secure OS, and zero‑downtime kernel livepatching.
Canonical is introducing inference snaps, allowing Linux developers to embed optimized LLMs directly into applications. Learn how this local approach eliminates metered API costs and keeps sensitive data completely offline.
Key Points Ubuntu Core 26 launches with up to 90% smaller OTA updates and new Chisel-based builds. Updates are faster and more precise, using hardware-backed security...
