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A truly impressive aspect of Ubuntu is its rapid highly-advancing evolution on all the world's relevant computing environments and experiences, including desktop, phones, tablets, TVs and cloud.

Today, April 16th 2013, Canonical and VMware announced the exciting partnership rooted into deploying VMware technologies.

Ubuntu is a powerful operating system that extends its availability on desktop, touch devices (work in progress), TVs, as well as on cloud computing.

Across the latest years, Canonical manifested a serious interest on developing Ubuntu in relation to powerful cloud technologies, development strategy that pushed Ubuntu to a high-quality top-of-the-line computing experience.

Millions of users from across the world enjoy Ubuntu, operating system developed with a clear focus on stability, reliability, polish and bold-yet-proven-successful approaches.

Along with the desktop, Ubuntu is currently positioned as a powerful, top-of-the-line operating system in hyperscale computing environments, constantly gaining new and new achievements.

Ubuntu is a powerful, versatile and full-fledged operating system that offers security, stability, user-friendliness and reliability.

Canonical, across the latest years, has progressively pushed Ubuntu in numerous countries, organizations, state departments, etc, actions expressed through partnerships with serious, solid partners.

Obviously, the reason behind the mentioned actions is rooted into making Ubuntu available at a planetary scale.

Canonical is currently present at MWC 2013, demoing Ubuntu technologies, including Ubuntu for phones and Ubuntu for tablets.

Canonical successfully entered into the year 2013, announcing, presenting and thoroughly demoing Ubuntu for phones, essentially, a polished innovative addition to Ubuntu's family of interfaces.

It seems that the Ubuntu phone OS has attracted, along with a massive amount of positive reactions from users, the attention of mainstream media, globally-known-and-appreciated media entities manifesting a noticeable interest for Ubuntu for phones.

Day after day, event after event, interview after interview, Canonical is unveiling the Ubuntu phone OS, publicly presenting interaction gestures, filled-with-capabilities screen edges, fancy visual items, native applications, etc, essentially, revealing a polished, classy and definitely innovative phone-aimed operating system.

Days ago, the Ubuntu community saw a definitely interesting idea, namely, Ubuntu to be potentially released and structured as a rolling release, attitude to be discussed in the future.

Essentially, a rolling release operating system implies the ability for the OS to constantly receive new and new updated software, while preserving its version number.

A proven fact is that Canonical is continuously growing on multiple levels, such as the constant innovation and development pushed into Ubuntu, as well as successfully creating enterprise-level full-fledged tools (like Landscape) and contributing to widely known and appreciated enterprise-oriented software platforms (such as OpenStack).

OpenStack is the most powerful full-fledged open cloud infrastructure platform, providing a highly scalable platform, fast deployment processes, high-quality development and management tools, a wide range of functionalities, low ownership costs, etc, bundle of features aimed at and suitable for both private and public clouds.