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by Rom Feria on April 24, 2007

M. Tim Jones provides an in-depth study of the KVM architecture and its advantages compared to other virtualization solutions.
Whilst I have not fully explored this yet, I pretty happy with the way Parallels Workstation for Linux handles virtualization on userland. However, I am pretty sure that if and when Parallels decide to take advantage of KVM, it will have a significant performance boost considering KVM's tight integration with the kernel.
So what are you waiting for? Start throttling those CPU cores to maximum! :)
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