“SWsoft has updated Virtuozzo, its virtualisation software, to
work with 64-bit extended chips from AMD and Intel. The system
allows administrators to make a single operating system function as
multiple operating system instances that can be managed and
rebooted independently.“Virtuozzo 2.6.2 for Linux now supports AMD’s AMD64 and Intel’s
EM64T architectures, allow both 32-bit and 64-bit applications to
run on a single hardware platform. The architectures, found in the
AMD Opteron and Intel’s Xeon server chips, have become a popular
way of boosting performance, particularly for applications that
need to address large amounts of memory…”