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KVM (Kernel-based Virtual Machine) is an open source hypervisor for Linux systems. Unlike Xen (a microkernel which is installed on a Linux system based in the Domain 0), KVM is a kernel module that adds virtualization capabilities and uses a second form specific to the virtualization extensions are implemented in Intel and AMD . This product are based on some soluzionidi virtualization, in particular SolidICE Qumranet, which not coincidentally is a major sponsor of this technology.

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• KVM version Reaches 70
• Kernel based Virtual Machine

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