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AI in 2025: is it an agentic year?
- In 2024, AI adoption saw significant growth with GenAI projects and challenges like security and operational complexities.
- Organizations utilized AI in multiple functions, showing a 65% adoption rate in one function.
- 2025 is anticipated to focus on AI agents, with increased deployment efforts predicted.
- Key challenges for AI agents include security, integrations, guardrails, and operational efficiencies.
- Security remains a critical concern in AI projects, with 62% of organizations deploying AI packages with vulnerabilities in 2025.
- Confidential computing and securing AI infrastructure are key aspects for AI projects moving forward.
- Edge AI is gaining momentum, with a focus on addressing challenges like network connectivity, device size, and security in 2025.
- Canonical continues to enhance its open-source offerings like Opensearch and Kubeflow to support AI infrastructure in 2025.
- AI at scale, edge AI, and MLOps workshops are highlighted as areas of expertise for Canonical in 2025.
- Canonical aims to provide secure open-source solutions and thought leadership in the AI/ML space in 2025.
- Organizations can leverage Canonical's MLOps workshop for AI infrastructure design and optimization.
Ubuntu | 12 Feb, 2025
CentOS Connect conference announces return of Firefox
- CentOS Connect conference returned with the announcement of Firefox returning as a native package on CentOS and an immutable variant of CentOS Stream.
- AlmaLinux is doing things its own way while exploring an internal upstream distro, AlmaLinux Kitten, to rival other free Red Hat Enterprise Linux-alikes.
- The event focused on the folks using and maintaining CentOS Stream and its relatives (or RHELatives) with an interesting update like the return of a natively packaged version of the Firefox web browser.
- For those who want to install additional repositories, subsystems, or web browsers, the process can be complicated.
- The announcement of Firefox 128 ESR as the current long-term supported release returning to CentOS was met with applause.
- There were several talks about the OKD project- the upstream community to Red Hat OpenShift and its underlying technologies.
- While Red Hat Enterprise Linux CoreOS can be found in OpenShift, it is not available separately.
- A free, open, community-driven immutable version of CentOS Stream Core OS could potentially be of interest to people outside of OpenShift and OKD.
- SUSE is still working on its immutable server distro, codenamed ALP, while Canonical has been maintaining Ubuntu Core for over a decade now.
- From the lofty heights of its $34 billion valuation in 2018, Red Hat's Linux folks look very tiny, thus some people in the Red Hat-using world may be unfamiliar with other distros and their build or installation tools.
The Register | 10 Feb, 2025
Canonical achieves ISO 21434 certification, strengthening automotive cybersecurity standards
- Canonical achieves ISO 21434 certification for its Security Management System, strengthening automotive cybersecurity standards.
- ISO 21434 provides a framework for managing cybersecurity risks in the entire vehicle lifecycle.
- The certification by TÜV SÜD validates Canonical's capabilities in threat analysis, risk assessment, and incident response.
- Canonical's certification aligns with its focus on functional safety, autonomous driving, and AI-powered systems.
Ubuntu | 6 Feb, 2025
FIPS 140-3 certified modules now available for Ubuntu 22.04 LTS
- The cryptographic modules for Ubuntu 22.04 LTS (Jammy Jellyfish) have been certified by NIST’s CMVP and are now available for use.
- FIPS 140-3 certified modules are now available to Ubuntu Pro subscribers.
- FIPS 140-2 is being phased out, and this certification ensures that Ubuntu users can stay up to date with the latest standards
- OpenSSL v3.0.5, Libgcrypt v1.9.4, GnuTLS v3.7.3, Linux kernel v5.15.0, StrongSwan v5.9.5 are the certified cryptographic modules available with Ubuntu 22.04 LTS on multiple hardware platforms including Intel/AMD x86_64, ARM64, IBM z15.
- Canonical is working to bring FIPS 140-3 certification to Ubuntu 24.04 LTS.
- Canonical builds and maintains a large number of Linux kernels, each of which are tailored to specific hardware and operating environments.
- For cloud platforms, such as AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud, customized kernels are being built by Canonical, which are derived from the generic kernel and FIPS patches.
- Canonical is building the cloud kernels nonetheless and is making them available to customers under the same guarantees as the updated FIPS modules.
- NIST certificates for the FIPS 140-3 modules introduced in Ubuntu 22.04 LTS are currently interim certificates, and Canonical will periodically re-validate the FIPS modules and obtain new certificates to maintain their security.
- For existing FIPS 140-2 modules, relevant to users of Ubuntu 16.04 (Xenial Xerus), 18.04 (Bionic Beaver), and 20.04 (Focal Fossa), it is being phased out, and upgrading them to FIPS 140-3 is not feasible.
Ubuntu | 6 Feb, 2025
How to reduce data storage costs by up to 50% with Ceph
- By swapping out the CPU in a server configuration we can explore how much additional cost would be introduced by adding QAT offload engines.
- Adding QAT does increase the cost of a Ceph storage server by $560, or an increase of 0.25%.
- Even data that is already stored in a compressed format can benefit from inline compression in a Ceph storage system, with other data types seeing greater compression and thus space savings.
- Using the server configuration that includes QAT offload engines, the effective cost to store a single GB of data is $1.90.
- The greater the compression ratio, the less capacity required, which in turn reduces the number of storage servers required, and less network ports, which leads to a reduction in power consumption and facility costs too!
- These savings apply to all types of disks, including lower cost NL-SAS, as the compression is applied inline as the object storage damon (OSD) processes client IO.
- For data sets that can be compressed the additional cost is easily mitigated, and for data that has the greatest compression ratios the cost savings become significant.
- Maximize your storage efficiency with Ceph, on 12th February 2025, at 5PM CET, 11AM ET.
- Using Intel® QAT with Canonical Ceph can help to reduce data storage costs by up to 50%.
- The largest driver of cost in any storage system are the disks themselves.
Ubuntu | 3 Feb, 2025
Django Weblog: Welcome to our new Django accessibility team members - Eli, Marijke, Saptak, Tushar
- The Django Accessibility team welcomes four new members: Marijke Luttekes, Eliana Rosselli, Tushar Gupta, and Saptak Sengupta.
- Marijke Luttekes is a web developer based in Groningen, specializing in Django and Python.
- Eliana Rosselli is a full-stack developer from Uruguay with expertise in Django and React.
- Tushar Gupta is a software engineer at Canonical and has contributed to Django through fellowships.
- Saptak Sengupta is a developer focusing on security, privacy, accessibility, and human rights associated with websites.
PlanetPython | 24 Dec, 2024
Life at Canonical: Victoria Antipova’s perspective as a new joiner in Product Marketing
- Canonical is continuously hiring new talent and provides a unique onboarding experience for remote-first employees.
- New joiners are introduced to different departments, tools, and open-source technologies used by the company.
- Induction sprint allows new hires to meet in person, attend talks, and engage in team building activities.
- Victoria Antipova, a Product Marketing Manager, shares her positive experience, the dynamic work environment, and the benefits of remote work at Canonical.
Ubuntu | 19 Dec, 2024
SiFive, ESWIN Computing and Canonical announce availability of Ubuntu on the HiFive Premier P550
- SiFive, ESWIN Computing, and Canonical have collaborated to enable Ubuntu 24.04 LTS on the HiFive Premier P550, a RISC-V development platform.
- The HiFive Premier P550 features a quad-core SiFive P550 Core Complex, making it the highest performing RISC-V CPU available.
- The collaboration represents the core values of RISC-V, emphasizing collaboration and openness.
- The partnership aims to build a thriving community of open source and RISC-V enthusiasts around the HiFive Premier P550.
Ubuntu | 11 Dec, 2024
Fresh releases of Xfce, Mint, Cinnamon desktops out in time for the holidays
- The latest releases of Xfce and Cinnamon desktops are set to be available for higher-end and lower-end machines.
- Cinnamon 6.4 and 6.4.1 introduce integrated 'night light' support and redesigned dialog boxes.
- Xfce 4.20 pre 2 will offer preliminary Wayland support and is expected to be included in Xubuntu 25.04.
- Xubuntu, a preferred option for users who dislike Canonical's snap format, provides a separate minimal edition without snap packages.
The Register | 4 Dec, 2024
Canonical announces public beta of optimized Ubuntu image for Qualcomm IoT platforms
- Canonical and Qualcomm Technologies have announced the public beta launch of an optimized Ubuntu image for Qualcomm IoT Platforms.
- This beta program allows developers to download and use Ubuntu 22.04 LTS for the Qualcomm RB3 Gen 2 Vision kit, running on the Qualcomm QCS6490 processor.
- The optimized image provides faster development time, quicker time to market, and better scaling for AI solutions.
- More optimized Ubuntu images for a wider range of Qualcomm IoT Platforms and boards will be made available in the future.
Ubuntu | 3 Dec, 2024
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