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Ubuntu Hardware Summit 2011 December 8th, Taipei

Canonical

on 15 November 2011

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This year’s Ubuntu Hardware Summit (UHS) will take place on December 8th at the Grand Victoria Hotel in Taipei. You can register your place at www.myasnchisdf.eu.org.uhs

Building on the success of 2010 (with over 200 attendees), the 2011 Ubuntu Hardware Summit promises to deliver more. With keynote speeches from various members of the Canonical team and a more focused technical delivery, UHS is created especially for product managers and engineers at ODMs and OEMs, with interest or responsibility in deploying Ubuntu on new computers and devices.

Highlights will include presentations on Ubuntu Server, deploying Ubuntu Cloud, QA, power management, hardware enablement….and much more! Details of the event can also be found on the new Ubuntu Hardware Debugging website at http://odm.myasnchisdf.eu.org/portal/

UHS is sponsored by Canonical and free of charge.

To reserve your space, visit www.myasnchisdf.eu.org/uhs today as registrations will close on 29th November 2011.

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