Canonical at Dell Technologies World 2023

Felipe Vanni

on 11 May 2023

Tags: Dell , Dell Technologies. , DellTechWorld , events

This article was last updated 1 year ago.

Canonical, the company behind Ubuntu, is proud to sponsor Dell Technologies World this year and have presence on the Expo. Join us in Las Vegas on May, 22–25 to discover how Canonical and Dell can help you securely advance your business and serve your customers with cutting-edge technologies.

What to expect from Canonical at DTW

More and more companies are using open source.
But how should it be secured?

Canonical is committed to securing open-source applications with not only Ubuntu but also a host of open-source applications for output (NGINX and Apache), runtimes (Go, Node.js, and PHP), messaging (Kafka and RabbitMQ), data (MySQL, PostgreSQL, and Memcached) and observability and utilities (Prometheus and Grafana).

Ubuntu Pro, the new subscription for Ubuntu, has been released with powerful new features that are complimentary for end-users looking to secure their Open Source apps. With this subscription, companies can now secure and get support for more than 23,000 open source packages included in Ubuntu Universe.

Come to our booth, meet the OrangeBox, watch the live demos and Speaking Sessions, and have some fun with the Trivia Game.
You can win great swags and prizes!

Speaking Sessions

More than 85% of enterprises have an Open Source mandate fueled by economic benefits, innovation and competitiveness, while also delivering advantages around agility, stability, and security. This is most evident at the infrastructure and application layers.

Come hear how Dell Technologies and Canonical provide customers with solutions that capitalize on the benefits of Open Source built upon Dell’s hardened infrastructure.

Main presentation on Theater A

From Infrastructure to Applications: Secure your open source estate

The tangible benefits realized by companies who have adopted Open Source include: reduced complexities, cost reductions, competitive differentiation, increased innovation, and improved talent acquisition. Come hear Canonical’s approach to securing and supporting open source, from infrastructure to modern applications, and discover how our expertise has made us the trusted source for open source.

Date: Tuesday, May 23rd at 3:30pm
Speaker: Andrey Grebennikov, Field Engineering Director

Speaking Sessions at the Canonical’s booth

Visit Canonical’s booth and watch our sessions with experts, covering a variety of solutions in the Open Source space.

Microcloud.is – the power of cloud anywhere you need it

Best use of Open Source technologies: Straightforward, lightweight and featureful.
In this session we will explain what Microcloud.is is and shows how it is much more easier and faster to setup than a VMware cloud including a demo.

Dates: May 23 – 11:30am, May 24 – 3:30pm
Speaker: Andrey Grebennikov, Field Engineering Director

Accelerate your AI/ML projects with MLOps

A complete solution for sophisticated data science labs. Upgrades and security updates – all supported in the free, open source distribution.
This session will explore the challenges of AI/ML projects, the concept of MLOps, the benefits, the lifecycle, MLOps tolling and how this can al be simplified

Dates: May 23 – 2:00pm, May 24 – 4:30pm
Speaker: Ton Hofhuis, Global Account Manager

Securing Software Factories in the Public Sector

Cyberattacks are conducted via Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) threat actors on software supply chains around the globe. The Executive Order on Improving the Nation’s Cybersecurity (EO 14028) mandates new requirements and provides critical guidance to secure the federal government’s software supply chain. Join Canonical to learn how using trusted open-source ecosystems can help detect security threats and mitigate 0-day supply chain threats.

Dates: May 23 – 4:30pm, May 24 – 2:00pm
Speaker: Devin Breen, Director, Defense & Public Sector

From Infrastructure to Applications: Secure your open source estate

Can’t you watch our performance at Theater A on Tuesday? We will have a new section in our booth. Don’t miss this second chance to learn about Open Source security.

Date: May 24 – 11:30am
Speaker: Andrey Grebennikov, Field Engineering Director

Have some fun and win great prizes!

We are running a Trivia Game about Canonical, Ubuntu, and Dell during the Expo showtime. The highest scores will receive amazing rewards, such as Ubuntu powered Robots, branded backpacks, power banks, and other surprises!

Visit the Canonical Ubuntu booth to participate, have some fun, and hopefully win big!

Canonical | Ubuntu and Dell

Canonical — the company behind Ubuntu; the most popular operating system across cloud, core, and edge — and Dell Technologies have created a series of feature-rich reference architectures applicable across industries and delivering superior customer experiences and value.

To complement the portfolio of joint solutions, Canonical and Dell Technologies offer professional services including consulting, deployment and managed services to ensure a quicker and seamless time to production.

Customers can acquire Canonical support subscriptions, services and solutions for cloud, Kubernetes, AI/ML, storage and edge directly from Dell enabling a single source for Dell customers.

Learn more >

Getting to the Event

Join the Canonical team at DTW to discuss how to provide customers with solutions that capitalize on the benefits of Open Source with security and compliance.

Location
Mandalay Bay Convention Center
3950 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89119

Dates
May 22 – 25

Hours
Monday, 6 PM – 9 PM PT
Tuesday-Wednesday, 11 AM – 5 PM PT

You can meet with the Canonical team on-site in Las Vegas and pick our technical experts’ brains about your particular open source scenario.

Want to learn more? Please stop by booth 1032, located next to Samsung, to speak to our experts and check out our Demos.

Are you interested in setting up a meeting with our team?
Reach out to our Alliances team at partners@canonical.com

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