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We test every Ubuntu Appliance to work perfectly across all certified boards and boxes.
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We test every Ubuntu Appliance to work perfectly across all certified boards and boxes. If you want your hardware to be certified for Ubuntu Appliances let us know.Recommended and Certified Hardware
Not the hardware you're looking for?
The world's most famous maker board! Fully certified and supported by Canonical. Ubuntu works on all 64-bit Raspberry Pi devices and is our primary focus for testing and development of new ARM Ubuntu Appliances.
The popular single-board computer with 40-pin connector is a de facto standard for prototyping and experimentation and the Compute Module range is suited for production embedding in a wide range of devices.
The board that puts the power of a full-size PC in the palm of your hand. Fully certified and supported by Canonical. Ubuntu 'just works' on numerous Intel-NUC devices, and is recommended for testing and development of Ubuntu Appliances that require X86 architecture or more computational power than a Raspberry Pi.
This small-form-factor PC can be thought of as a laptop without a screen or battery. It is the best choice for discreet or computationally heavy appliances.
Canonical works with these hardware vendors to certify and maintain enterprise-grade appliances.