Canonical, the publisher of Ubuntu, provides products and services that are active in all enterprise application scenarios from public clouds to private clouds, from servers to desktop systems, from containers to Kubernetes. In the latest AI/ML, IoT and other industry fields, Ubuntu is the most popular OS for developers and has the higher adoption for enterprise than others. It can be said that where there is open source, there is Ubuntu. Since the company was founded in 2004, Ubuntu releases two versions per year, and the latest version like Ubuntu 20.04 LTS is the long term support version (LTS) for enterprise production use. The LTS version released in April of each even-numbered year, it’s the best choice for operators, financial companies, banks, organizations of scientific research, etc. On the public cloud, Ubuntu is the number one Linux image on the world leading cloud platform. In the private cloud field, Canonical provides agile deployment, expansion and operation services through Charmed PCB (Private cloud build) and juju, MAAS. In the server field, Ubuntu has connected operating systems and MAAS with all major server manufacturers in the world. UAI (Ubuntu Advantage for Infrastructure) service provides technical support services for all major components of the enterprise IT infrastructure.
