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  1. HPE and Canonical have a long-standing relationship, certifying Ubuntu on HPE hardware. Now, you can go beyond the operating system and engage with us on hybrid cloud, AI/ML, and open source support projects. Now we’re excited to share that we’ll be at the HPE Discover 2022 in Las Vegas on June 28-30 showcasing our solution in the expo. From the latest insights in secure connectivity, hybrid cloud, AI and unified data analytics, HPE Discover 2022 is the best place to stay ahead of the trends and technologies that will move your business forward, faster. HPE Discover 2022 edge-to-cloud conference is a three-day event at The Venetian in Las Vegas, that features over 250 sessions and demos including 7 curated journeys and more than 80 technical sessions spanning topics most relevant to your enterprise today. Join Canonical and Ubuntu at HPE Discover in Las Vegas. Meet with one of our experts and get a demo of our opens source solutions. Visit our booth and discover how Canonical and HPE can offer a more cost-effective, better performing, consistent and secure pure upstream open source stack. Book a time with us and meet us to learn how we can help your company scale and innovate efficiently through Open Source. We hope to see you there! Book a Meeting #HPEDiscover View the full article
  2. When is Open Infrastructure Summit 2020: October 19th-23rd Where: Everywhere! This year’s OIS is virtual. Get your free ticket Book a meeting This year we’ve probably used the word ‘unprecedented’ almost as often as we’ve said ‘Linux’ and yet life must go on, and certainly so does tech. That’s why we were so thrilled to hear that Open Infrastructure Summit (OIS) will indeed take place this year too (virtually of course) – especially considering how solid the interest around OpenStack is today, and Canonical’s ongoing commitment to this technology and community. As the OpenStack Summit’s became the Open Infrastructure Summit, the community’s focus has begun to broaden; in addition to traditional data centre infrastructure, you will be able to learn about micro clouds for edge use cases and open operators to run your infrastructure as code... View the full article
  3. Canonical has been working closely with NVIDIA for many years to fuel innovation and support open source software with the power of accelerated processing. That already allowed us to jointly deliver GPU acceleration into Linux, OpenStack and container workloads on traditional datacenter servers. We continued working together, with Ubuntu forming the base operating system for NVIDIA DGX systems, including the latest NVIDIA DGX A100 system. Today we are announcing the support of a new class of acceleration at the edge, on the NVIDIA EGX Edge AI platform, powered with Ubuntu... View the full article
  4. Another Open Infrastructure Summit just passed, and yet this one was like no other OIS past. Head-sponsoring the first ever virtual OIS was an interesting experience to say the least, with more than 10,000 community members worldwide hoping on the hand-built OIS platform to see what’s new in the open infrastructure space, connect, and – why not? – get their hands on some goodies from their favourite brands! ... View the full article
  5. Canonical, the publisher of Ubuntu, announces Kubeflow operators and packages. Within the last week, Canonical announced two new technologies that aim at improving the Kubeflow experience: Charmed Kubeflow – A set of Kubeflow charm operators, that leverage Juju OLM technology for lifecycle management of the applications inside Kubeflow. Read the announcement. Lightweight Kubeflow bundles – two new packages of pre-selected applications from the Kubeflow bundle to fit desktop (Kubeflow lite) and edge scenarios (Kubeflow edge). Read blog post. View the full article
  6. Canonical has the largest collection of application operators. The support now extends to traditional applications on Linux and Windows. A Kubernetes operator is a trusted container that driver other containers making administration easier for you. Canonical’s Open Operator Collection is an open-source initiative to provide a large number of operators that you can integrate for common workloads. View the full article
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