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As a US-based security company that specializes in secure AI and confidential computing, Anjuna needed to enable highly regulated enterprise environments with their universal confidential computing platform, Anjuna Seaglass. However, supporting Trusted Execution Environments typically requires kernel-level modifications, changes that many enterprises prohibit under internal compliance and security policies, leaving customers with an uncomfortable choice between compliance and confidential computing adoption.
Looking for a host OS solution that worked out of the box without custom kernel patches, Anjuna selected Ubuntu 25.04 for its native AMD SEV-SNP support. Ubuntu is the first production-grade Linux distribution to offer end-to-end AMD SEV-SNP support, from host to guest. With Ubuntu’s built-in capabilities, Anjuna unlocked new enterprise opportunities that were previously out of reach due to kernel modification constraints, while accelerating confidential computing adoption amongst existing customers.
"Ubuntu 25.04 enables us to deploy Seaglass on-premises, out of the box. No kernel hacks, no extra modules. It just worked. That’s a huge win for us and our customers because it removes compliance roadblocks, accelerates deployments, and lets us focus on delivering the full value of confidential computing rather than wrestling with infrastructure."
— Ofir Azoulay-Rozanes, Director of Product Management, Anjuna
Read the guide to learn:
- Why Anjuna chose Ubuntu 25.04’s native AMD SEV-SNP support for enterprise confidential computing deployments
- How Ubuntu’s out-of-the-box confidential computing capabilities removed compliance barriers and accelerated Seaglass adoption
- How enterprises in regulated industries like financial services, defense and healthcare can now safely adopt Agentic AI and privacy-enhanced collaboration
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