Internet of Things
Transactional updates, airtight security, and compatibility across architectures and operating systems make snaps a perfect solution for IoT.
Transactional updates, airtight security, and compatibility across architectures and operating systems make snaps a perfect solution for IoT.
Open source operating systems and applications are making it easier than ever for businesses to develop and deploy IoT devices, but this is giving rise to a new challenge: how can organisations efficiently monitor and maintain their IoT fleets?
Ubuntu Core solves the update problem for IoT devices regardless of fleet scale, with transactional over-the-air updates that are either 100% successful, or are not installed. Packages on Ubuntu Core are delivered through snaps.
This whitepaper draws findings from more than 30 case studies, project summaries, and business cases to identify the central IoT pitfalls and their solutions.
Ubuntu Core enables innovators to create highly secure things and focus entirely on their own unique features and apps, with confinement and security updates built into the operating system.
As Japan’s workforce ages, certain roles are being fulfilled by advanced robots to help bridge the gap. Cyberdyne, a Japanese robotics company, are building such robots…
In the fast-paced world of IoT, being able to reduce time-to-market is a priority. After looking at a number of container options that involved a lot of moving parts, Rigado decided to turn to Ubuntu Core and snaps.
Canonical, Collabora and Nextcloud announce the immediate availability of a content collaboration platform for 64bit ARM for both consumers and enterprises. Building on the prior Nextcloud Ubuntu Appliance it adds with Collabora Online, the first viable self-hosted web office solution on the popular Raspberry Pi 4 platform.
Ubuntu Core 20 was recently released. What can it do for IoT developers? How does it work? What’s new? If you are asking yourself any of these questions, or more, there is good news.
Mir works across the whole stack of devices, from desktop computers, tablets and phones, to IoT devices. You can find mir in industry GUI applications to smart mirrors, enabling developers to design innovative user interfaces.
