ASRock and Canonical partner on Edge AIoT

This partnership represents a significant leap forward in secure industrial Edge computing, providing enterprises with unparalleled security, extended lifecycle support, and real-time computing capabilities. With Ubuntu Pro’s 10 years of security updates for the operating system and open-source application packages, along with compliance with the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) and other cybersecurity regulations like FIPS and NIST, this integration enables seamless deployment across various industries, including industrial automation, robotics, automotive, energy, smart cities, and many AIoT applications.

Key benefits of Ubuntu Pro integration:

• Extended security maintenance – 10 years of security updates of OS and application packages ensure long-term system stability and protection against vulnerabilities
• Enhanced management tools – Ubuntu Pro offers advanced management tools with over-the-air updates for streamlined deployment, configuration, and maintenance
• Optimised performance – ASRock Industrial’s robust Edge AIoT platform is optimised to run with Ubuntu Pro, delivering peak efficiency and performance

Additionally, ASRock Industrial has achieved IEC 62443-4-1 security certification, and the iEP-5010G, when paired with Ubuntu, has successfully attained IEC 62443-4-2 certification. With Ubuntu Pro and internationally recognised security certifications, the Robust Edge AIoT Platforms deliver the most secure and reliable edge computing solutions available today.

“At ASRock Industrial, we create solutions that define the future of industrial computing,” said James Lee, Chairman of ASRock Industrial. “With Ubuntu Pro and IEC 62443-4-1, IEC 62443-4-2 certifications, we are delivering robust Edge AIoT platforms that excel in security, performance, and innovation. Our commitment to providing cutting-edge technologies ensures that industries can embrace the full potential of automation, edge AI, and IoT with confidence, knowing their systems are secure and future-proof.”