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Canonical

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  • Number of employees
    250-500
  • Company Type
    Large Multi-national

Canonical is a UK-based software company that is best known for its role in the development and promotion of Ubuntu, one of the most popular Linux distributions worldwide. Founded in 2004 by Mark Shuttleworth, Canonical has been at the forefront of open-source software innovation, providing solutions that empower individuals and businesses alike.

The company’s mission is to make open-source software accessible to everyone, fostering a community-driven approach to technology. Canonical offers a range of products and services, including cloud computing solutions, IoT (Internet of Things) technologies, and enterprise support for Ubuntu.

With a strong emphasis on security and performance, Canonical’s offerings are designed to meet the needs of modern enterprises. The company also plays a significant role in the development of various open-source projects, contributing to the broader tech ecosystem.

Core Activities:
  • Ubuntu Development: Continuous improvement and support for the Ubuntu operating system.
  • Cloud Solutions: Providing tools and services for cloud infrastructure and management.
  • IoT Solutions: Developing technologies for connected devices and smart systems.
  • Enterprise Support: Offering professional services and support for businesses using Ubuntu.

Canonical is committed to sustainability and ethical technology practices, ensuring that its operations align with global standards for environmental responsibility. The company’s vision is to create a world where open-source software is the default choice for all technology users, driving innovation and collaboration across industries.

Headquartered in the UK, Canonical operates globally, serving a diverse clientele ranging from individual developers to large enterprises. With a dedicated team of professionals, Canonical continues to lead the charge in the open-source movement, making significant contributions to the future of technology.

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