“The KVM and Xen virtualisation platforms both use QEMU as a
basis for their virtual machines and benefit from features such as
improved live migration with QCOW2 in shared memory. However, QEMU
is no longer suited for use as an independent virtualisation
solution, as development of the necessary accelerator modules has
been suspended.
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