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Ubuntu 22.04 LTS (Jammy Jellyfish)

Ubuntu 22.04 LTS (Jammy Jellyfish)

On April 23rd, 2022, Ubuntu 22.04 LTS, the last LTS version of Ubuntu, was released by Canonical. This new long-term support release will provide public support for 5 years, until April 2027, and until 2032 as a paid option. Upgrading is possible both from Ubuntu 20.04 LTS and Ubuntu 21.10. As specified in the release

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Ubuntu

Ubuntu: the leading linux-based operating system

Ubuntu is an open source linux-based operating system. It is developed by Canonical and a community of developers — under a meritocratic governance model.  It was launched in October 2004 and it is composed mainly of free, open source software. This Linux distribution, based on Debian’s architecture and infrastructure, is widely popular among cloud computing

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Artificial Intelligence market 2022 and accelerated computing

Artificial Intelligence market 2022 and accelerated computing

26/05/2022 – Madrid The Artificial Intelligence (AI) market growth is remarkable. Nowadays, companies can more easily access the necessary storage and processing capabilities to run AI workloads, as Stackscale’s co-founder and VP Sales, David Carrero Fernández-Baillo, explains. Worldwide figures reflect this growth: the Artificial Intelligence market is expected to reach €403 billion in 2022, and

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Cloud market in Spain: opportunities and challenges

Cloud market in Spain: opportunities and challenges

The Asociación Española de Startups (Spanish Startups Association)’ report about the cloud market in Spain — carried out by Red2Red and led by Moisés Martín Carretero — analyzes the opportunities and risks of the cloud for innovative entrepreneurship in Spain. Keep reading to discover the key points of the report. Cloud computing within the digital

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Rocky Linux distribution

Rocky Linux, an alternative to CentOS Linux

Rocky Linux is one of the Linux distributions that have appeared after the announcement of the replacement of CentOS Linux by CentOS Stream. It aims to continue the community-supported distribution compatible with RHEL, after the discontinuation of CentOS 8 by December 2021. Foundation and goals Gregory Kurtzer — founder of CentOS, together with Rocky McGaugh

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One minute on the Internet 2021

What happens on the Internet in one minute?

A lot of data and actions fit in a minute on the Internet. This huge worldwide network has become an indispensable element in the daily lives of many people around the world. We use it for learning, looking for information, finding directions, shopping and much more. To sum up, we have gradually integrated the Internet

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Benefits of cloud computing for eCommerce

How eCommerce sites benefit from cloud computing

eCommerce sites benefit from cloud computing to keep boosting their growth. Year after year, the eCommerce industry has not stopped growing worldwide. In 2022, the online shopping revenue is estimated to surpass 5 billion Euros globally. There are numerous reasons why more and more consumers opt for buying online: from simple convenience to decide where

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Password security best practices to keep passwords safe in 2022

Security best practices to keep passwords safe in 2022

Keeping passwords safe is really important. It is indeed especially critical considering the increasing number of cyberattacks worldwide. We have passwords for many of our daily activities — social media, emails, bank accounts, etc. Therefore, using strong passwords must not be an option, as it is the simplest way to protect our devices and information.

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Searching files in Linux from the command line

Searching files in Linux with the find command

Searching files in Linux from the command line is easy using the find command. This Linux command uses a simple conditional mechanism to filter objects. Let’s see how to use the find command in Linux to locate a file from the command line. Linux find command The find command is used to locate files in

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Interview to Jorge Román Novalbos, CEO of Transparent Edge Services

Interview to Jorge Román Novalbos, CEO of Transparent Edge Services

At Stackscale we always look forward to being surrounded with strategic partners that share our values, like Transparent Edge Services. In the following interview we talk with its CEO, Jorge Román Novalbos, to know more about the project, evolution and goals, as well as their IT infrastructure. How did Transparent Edge Services start? Jorge Román

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