In a blog entry that I penned in late January, I wondered what Intel's forthcoming Vanderpool -- a hardware-based virtualization technology that will find its way into Intel's chips -- meant for ...

Groups led by developers at Citrix and Samsung are bringing Xen hypervisor to ARM Cortex A15, but a KVM project isn't far behind Several Xen developers who currently work for Citrix recently announced ...

A new version of the open source Xen virtualization stack was released last week, offering up improved support for 64-bit systems, improved virtual server maintenance tools, and a new API for Xen ...

Last week, a security vulnerability was reported in the open source Xen hypervisor. Secunia released an advisory that stated that there was a vulnerability found in Xen that could be exploited by ...

According to ZDNet Australia's Renai LeMay: The Xen open-source virtualization environment is not yet ready for enterprise use, a senior Red Hat executive has said, despite "unbelievable" customer ...

And virtualization, much like hardware, much like operating systems – we believe that Novell will become heterogeneous. The introduction of Xen and the introduction of Meridian for Microsoft are just ...

Bromium is a well funded startup that promises to tap some little-used inherent strengths of Xen virtualization to secure public clouds, opening up the possibility of greater cost savings for ...

I just came across this post by Rich Miller, pointing to the XenAccess, a potentially valuable open-source project that aims to bring VMsafe-esque capabilities to the Xen project. Hatched at Georgia ...

Virtualization — the use of multiple instances of operating systems, applications, or other software running on single hardware devices — comes in many different forms and flavors, but among the most ...

The Xen Project, which develops an open source hypervisor hosted by the Linux Foundation, announced the release of Xen Project Hypervisor 4.13. The project site says it "is focused on advancing ...

Their original disagreement has been displaced by a commitment to work on a solution together, says Simon Crosby, CTO of XenSource, the company that builds products around Xen virtualization software.

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