Virtualization
QEMU 1.5 Supports VGA Passthrough, Better USB 3.0
KVM Virtualization Still Being Ported To 64-bit ARM
Red Hat Announces "RDO" OpenStack Distribution
Linux Foundation To Back Xen Virtualization
QXL Gallium3D Wrapper Driver Is Brought Up
Microsoft Continues Improving Hyper-V For Linux
KVM Updates Coming For Linux 3.9 Kernel
QEMU 1.4 Improves USB 2.0, Block Device Mirroring
Microsoft Publishes Linux GPU Frame-Buffer Driver
Xen Improvements Coming For Linux 3.9
Xen 4.3 Is Running Heavy On New Features
QXL/SPICE KMS Driver May Finally Be Developed
Graphics Card Support For QEMU/KVM Comes Closer
Xen Orchestra Comes Back Alive: Xen From The Web
VMware Still Trying To Push VMCI, VSOCK For Linux
VirtualBox 4.2.6 Carries Many Virtualization Fixes
Testing Out KVM Nested Virtualization
QEMU 1.3.0 Picks Up Many New Features
QEMU 1.3 Is Packing Interesting Features
VMware's Virtual GPU Driver Is Still Advancing
KVM Virtualization Support For ARM
VMware Works On Mainlining More Linux Kernel Code
Xen For ARM Is Set For The Linux 3.7 Kernel
OpenStack Moves Ahead With "Folsom" Release
VMware Fusion 5.0 Benchmarks With Ubuntu 12.04
Oracle VM VirtualBox 4.2 Officially Released
QEMU 1.2 Released, Packing Many Changes
Oracle Still Working On VirtualBox 4.2
Oracle Already Puts Out VirtualBox 4.2 RC1
Features Coming Up For Xen 4.2 Virtualization
Dell Talks Linux Virtualization Tips
VMware Has VMCI Ready For The Linux Kernel
KVM-QEMU Provides Support For USB 3.0
Xen Virtualization On ARM Hits New Milestone
Using USB Redirection With QEMU/KVM
VMware Preps To Push More Mainline Kernel Code
Setting Up A Xen Graphics Card Pass-Through
VMware's Linux 3D Guest Driver Is Ready
VMware Virtual GPU Driver Gets Fake Page-Flipping
oVirt Manages Its First Release
Talk Of A Brand New API For KVM Virtualization
VMware's New Graphics Architecture Is Shaping Up
VMware Merges "vmwgfx_branch" To Master
A Second Release Of GNOME Boxes Is Boxed Up
QEMU 1.0 Officially Released With Many Features
The Cause Of The Xen Linux Performance Issues
Xen Virtualization Comes To ARM Cortex A15
Kernel Mode-Setting Driver Comes To VirtualBox
QEMU 1.0 Is Coming Quite Soon
KVM 2011 Forum Presentations Now Online
QEMU 0.15 Brings Several New Features
VirtualBox 4.1 Goes Gold
VirtualBox 4.1 Beta 3 Has More Fixes
New VirtualBox Beta Has PCI Pass-Through Support
QED: A New, High Performance QEMU Disk Format
VirtualBox 4.1 Is Coming; Beta 1 w/ New Features
Linux 3.1 Kernel Looking To Bring New KVM Option
USB 2.0 & USB-Over-Network Redirect For QEMU
VMware To Overhaul Their Virtual Graphics Driver
VMware's Gallium3D Driver For Virtualization
OpenGL ES Support For QEMU Emulator
Finally It Comes: A KMS Driver For QEMU-KVM
A Lightweight QEMU-Free Linux KVM Host Tool
libvirt 0.9.0 Released With Audit Support
Xen 4.1 Hypervisor Now Available
QEMU 0.14 Improves Linux Virtualization
Oracle Makes TTM GPU Drivers Work On Xen
Oracle VM VirtualBox 4.0 Has Arrived
Oracle Ends The Week With VirtualBox 4 Beta 4
Oracle VM VirtualBox 4.0 Beta 3 Arrives Quickly
VirtualBox 4.0 Beta 2 Is Already Here
VirtualBox 4.0 Beta 1 Brings Major Changes
QEMU 0.13 Final Is Ready With New Features
VirtualBox 3.2.10 Released To Fix Regressions
The Start Of Some KVM Virtualization Benchmarks
Virtualizing The Gallium3D Graphics Stack
VirtualBox Continues To Gain Under Oracle
Oracle Builds Upon VirtualBox With 3.2 Beta
The Gallium3D Driver That Few Know About
VirtualBox Is Not Convinced About Gallium3D
Feature Plans For Xen 4.1 Come About
Xen 4.0.0 Released For Improved Virtualization
QEMU 0.13 To Focus On New Features
QEMU-KVM Now Supports Block Migration
Virt-Manager 0.8.1 Brings Nice Set Of Changes
VMware's KMS Driver With QEMU
VirtualBox 3.1 Officially Released
A Virtual Gallium3D Driver Coming For VMware
VirtualBox 3.1 Beta Brings Teleportation & More
Virt-Manager Gets Improved UI, New Wizard
VirtualBox 3.0 Released With SMP, Improved Graphics
VirtualBox 3.0 Beta 2 Brings SMP Performance Boosts
VirtualBox 3.0 Beta Brings SMP, OpenGL 2.0
Xen 3.4.0 Brings New Virtualization Features
QEMU 0.10.1 Released With Bug Fixes
VirtualBox Gets 3D Acceleration For Linux Guests
QEMU 0.10.0 Release To Bring Many Features
VMware Provides Open-Source Virtualization Viewer
VirtualBox Gets Accelerated Direct3D Support
VirtualBox Gets OpenGL Acceleration Support
VirtualBox 2.0.4 Gets Released
Xen 3.3.0 Released, Many Virt Features
Xen 3.2.0 Released, With New Features
QEMU 0.9.1 Released, With New Features
Xen For Solaris Updated
LGuest Merged In Linux 2.6.23 Kernel
Xen SMP Guest Support Hits Kernel
KVM Gets SMP Guests, Speed Boosts
Intel Invests In VMware
VMWare VMI Enters Kernel
QEMU Accelerator Goes Open Source
KVM 10 Released
Linux Virtualization Performance
New KVM Virtual Released
Xen 3.0.3 Released
QEMU on Fedora Core 5
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