Canonical aims to bring Arm low-cost compute to the datacenter. This includes optimized Ubuntu images for AWS cloud instances, snap build service for Arm, and support for Arm in all major open infrastructure platforms like Kubernetes, Ceph, and OpenStack.

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Canonical is the publisher of Ubuntu – a popular and secure Linux operating system for modern applications from devices and edge to datacenter and cloud. Ubuntu is used in cutting-edge research, performance-sensitive workloads like machine learning, and includes carrier-grade stability and security. Ubuntu is available on a large range of Arm platforms. As the reference platform for Kubernetes on major public clouds, Canonical offers official support for Google, Microsoft, and Amazon. Charmed Kubernetes and MicroK8s are distributions of Kubernetes available on virtually any substrate and support architectures such as x86, Arm, and Z.

Ubuntu is everywhere

From cloud and datacenter to edge and devices: Ubuntu is the only operating system for virtually all platforms and architectures. From popular maker boards such as the Raspberry Pi 4 to commercial Arm-based infrastructure, Ubuntu just works. Using Ubuntu, developers know that they get the latest kernel combined with the best open source ecosystem (Ceph, Kubernetes, AI, blockchain) - no matter where this is deployed.

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Ubuntu is open, secure and enterprise ready

Ubuntu comes with the latest open source software and offers up to ten years of security maintenance coverage and support. With the support of a strong security team, Ubuntu users are assured that they enjoy the most comprehensive coverage available for all open source components. Many Arm partners, major telecom companies and financial institutions use Ubuntu with their most mission-critical workloads. 

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Cloud native and on premise

The inclusion of practically all development environments makes Ubuntu the most versatile Linux available today. Hyperscalars, born on the cloud, use Ubuntu for its scalability, modern kernel, and battle-hardened stability. MicroK8s provides certified Kubernetes solution for workstations, Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery (CI/CD) and edge use cases on Arm. Automatic GPU acceleration is included, making AI and ML easy and immediate.

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Answered Arm64 Long Format Translation Table Walk
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Answered Is there documentation somewhere to help folks develop their own UEFI/EBBR/SBBR to get rid of U-Boot?
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  • Server Base Boot Requirements (SBBR)
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Suggested answer Using Geppetto Design Tools for Infrastructure Solutions
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  • Internet of Things (IoT)
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Answered Are there any standard boot protocols for Edge and IoT devices? 0 votes 164 views 1 replies Latest 7 days ago by fixxxer Answer this
Answered Arm64 Long Format Translation Table Walk Latest 23 hours ago by angeld 2 replies 207 views
Suggested answer Apply Low pass filter using CMSIS Latest yesterday by fixxxer 1 replies 74 views
Answered Where can I find more information regarding CI/CD support for AArch64? Latest 5 days ago by Eric Van Hensbergen 5 replies 474 views
Answered Is there documentation somewhere to help folks develop their own UEFI/EBBR/SBBR to get rid of U-Boot? Latest 6 days ago by poddingue 2 replies 241 views
Suggested answer Using Geppetto Design Tools for Infrastructure Solutions Latest 7 days ago by fixxxer 1 replies 262 views
Answered Are there any standard boot protocols for Edge and IoT devices? Latest 7 days ago by fixxxer 1 replies 164 views