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Mark Shuttleworth is a South African and British entrepreneur who founded Canonical, the company behind Ubuntu operating system. He also became the first South African in space in 2002, as a self-funded space tourist on a Russian Soyuz mission.
Mark Richard Shuttleworth (Welkom, 18 de setembro de 1973) é um empresário sul-africano que se tornou milionário depois de vender sua empresa de segurança de Internet, a Thawte, para a Verisign. Shuttleworth fundou a empresa Canonical Ltd, na qual foi CEO até dezembro de 2009.
Canonical is a private company founded by South African entrepreneur Mark Shuttleworth in 2004 to market Ubuntu and related projects. It has offices in several countries and offers commercial support, services and products for Ubuntu and other Linux systems.
O então CEO da Canonical e criador do Ubuntu, Mark Shuttleworth, através de uma entrevista para o canal “TFiR: Open Source & Emerging Technologies” expôs sua opinião sobre diversos assuntos relacionados ao Ubuntu e consequentemente ao mundo Linux.
Learn about Mark Shuttleworth, the first South African in space who founded Thawte, Canonical, and other ventures. Find out how he became a space tourist, a philanthropist, and a CEO of Canonical.
Shuttleworth is worth an estimated half-billion dollars, having made his fortune by creating a digital certificate authority that he sold to VeriSign for $575 million (£370 million) in 1999....
Learn how Mark Shuttleworth became the first African in space, launched a software revolution with Ubuntu Linux, and invested in innovation projects. Read his insights on technology, society, and the future of tech.
