TenAsys’ new eVM hypervisor allows a range of operating systems including realtime operating systems to coexist with Windows on multicore processors. It takes advantage of the Intel VT virtualization hardware found in Intel chips such as the dual-core and quad-core Core 2 Duo to support platforms such as Linux, QNX, and VxWorks. It can handle multiple cores as well as multiple processor chips. Pricing is $995 plus $50/system.

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