Two startups started with big dreams, but the ending was not very pleasant.
After many trials and errors, I made a new resolution.
To do what only I can do in this world.

I majored in network and had a lot of software development experience, so I took on the challenge of developing a low-power server. As energy and environmental issues are becoming increasingly important, the desire to make a better world through business in the field of low-power, eco-friendly server has led XSLAB to this point.

Ubuntu, which I came across thanks to Android embedded software build, wanted to take advantage of the fact that Linux is also used as the operating system of OpenStack, a cloud infrastructure open source project, in business. The idea of ​​‘What if we could make a low-power ARM chip-based computer from the embedded system to the server using Ubuntu?’was the beginning of XSLAB, the very first ARM server company in Korea.