on 64-bit ARM support
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Announces production-ready 64-bit ARM support: a polished Ubuntu 16.04 image for the Qualcomm Snapdragon DragonBoard becomes the reference architecture for makers and developers, hosted on the 96Boards store and arriving in April 2016. Targets secure update and maintenance gaps in IoT by shipping an opinionated Ubuntu Core image that supports over-the-air security updates and standard tooling, replacing custom one-off OS images and finally giving embedded 64-bit ARM a supported path.
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