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Edge Networking gets smarter: AI and 5G in action

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By Benjamin Ryzman, Edoardo Barbieri
| canonical.com
Organizations everywhere are pushing AI and networks closer to the edge. With that expansion comes a challenge: how do you ensure reliable performance, efficiency, and security outside of the data center? Worker safety, healthcare automation, and the success of mobile private networks depend on a robust technology stack that can withstand real-world challenges and still deliver results.
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Why we brought hardware-optimized GenAI inference to Ubuntu  | Ubuntu Original

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By Edoardo Barbieri
| Ubuntu Blog
On October 23rd, we announced the beta availability of silicon-optimized AI models in Ubuntu. Developers can locally install DeepSeek R1 and Qwen 2.5 VL with a single command, benefiting from maximized hardware performance and automated dependency management. Application developers can access the local API of a quantized generative AI (GenAI) model with runtime optimizations for efficient performance on their CPU, GPU, or NPU.
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Real-time OS examples: use cases across industries   | Ubuntu

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By Edoardo Barbieri
| Ubuntu Blog
In sectors where precision and predictability are non-negotiable, timing is everything. Whether coordinating robotic arms on a factory floor, maintaining ultra-reliable latency in telecom networks, or ensuring an automotive braking system responds instantly, the success of these systems depends on meeting strict timing deadlines.
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