Canonical Interview

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Canonical reports 93% of packages already run on RISC‑V and treats RISC‑V as an equal architecture, with Ubuntu Core as the embedded-focused OS using snaps and optional Docker. Ubuntu Core offers secure boot and signed images, per-operation authorization, AES encryption options, automatic update checks up to four times daily, automatic rollback, and up to 10 years of support. A RISC‑V-in-space proof of concept is underway.

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1. 0:00Ubuntu and RISC-V support
2. 1:04Security in Ubuntu core
3. 3:09Maintenance and updates
4. 4:29Future RISC-V innovations

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