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title: Blog posts tagged "Datacentre"
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# Blog posts tagged "Datacentre"

#### [Landscape beta: test the Landscape Server migration to Ubuntu 22.04 LTS](https://canonical.com/blog/landscape-beta-test-the-landscape-server-migration-to-ubuntu-22-04-lts)

The new Landscape beta makes it easier than ever to administer your entire Ubuntu estate across any architecture, from amd64, riscv, to arm64. Landscape beta’s charms have been rewritten in Juju’s new operator framework, and offer high availability in 3 simple steps.

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Cloud and server

#### [NVIDIA’s Ariel Kit Explains How NVIDIA BlueField DPUs Are Redefining Data Center Services](https://canonical.com/blog/redefining-the-datacentre-with-dpus-nvidia)

NVIDIA is redefining the data center around the concept of data processing units (DPUs): powerful network cards running Ubuntu out of the box that combine hardware and software to deliver new classes of cloud architectures – in the data center and at the edge.  Whether for private clouds, edge computing or data center technologies, we

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Company

#### [Ubuntu Masters 3: the community expands](https://canonical.com/blog/ubuntu-masters-3-the-community-expands)

What is Ubuntu Masters? The Ubuntu Masters conference stemmed from a vision to bring the engineering community together to freely exchange innovative ideas, in the spirit of open source. After two hugely successful conferences, connecting IT teams across industries and countries, and featuring speakers from innovators such as Adobe, Netfl

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Company

#### [A decision maker’s guide to Kubernetes deployment](https://canonical.com/blog/kubernetes-deployment)

The container landscape is based on constantly evolving technology, with Kubernetes dominating the ecosystem for automating and managing containerised applications. While a very powerful software, it’s also complex. How do you compare Kubernetes to other options, get started with containers, and maintain over the long-term? In this webina

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Kubernetes