AMD has announced the second version of its I/O virtualization technology specification. The latest specification extends the benefits of AMD's I/O Memory Management Unit (IOMMU) to provide a secure, ...

The latest Windows 10 preview now has support for nested virtualization on machines using AMD processors, Microsoft announced this week. Nested virtualization entails running a Hyper-V hypervisor ...

AMD made real its virtualization technology as the chip maker unveiled its “Pacifica” specification, a computer processor design aimed at enhancing virtualization with 64-bit servers and other clients ...

Intel and Advanced Micro Devices once again are angling for leadership in virtualization, technology that increases a computer's efficiency by letting it run multiple operating systems simultaneously.

Advanced Micro Devices today announced it will license its I/O virtualization technology specification. The effort is designed to encourage the technology’s widespread adoption by hardware and ...

On February 9, 2009, AMD introduced the Phenom II X3, code-named "Heka" a desktop processor that defied conventional ...

The easy stuff is already done in enterprise virtualization. What comes next is much more complex. Virtualization has been proved to boost utilization of individual servers, particularly those powered ...

SYSGO and AMD have formed a cooperative venture to exploit AMD multi-core technology in conjunction with SYSGO's PikeOS paravirtualization real-time operating system. Stated in a recent press release, ...

Quad-Core AMD Opteron CPU Sets New Benchmark for VirtualizQuad-Core AMD Opteron™ Processor Sets New Benchmark for Virtualization Performance on the VMware Platform —Power efficient AMD Opteron ...

Hundreds of thousands of Grok chatbot chats, including sensitive data, were exposed on Google after xAI’s share feature leaked them. AI is rapidly moving beyond creating static videos to generating ...

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