Canonical makes pitch for internet of things as Accenture says IoT market could boost UK economy by £350bn

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Slimline version of Ubuntu intended for high-powered embedded devices announced by Canonical

Linux distribution vendor Canonical, responsible for the popular Ubuntu version, has unveiled its entry into the burgeoning "internet of things" market with Ubuntu Core, a stripped-down version of ...

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