Novell, Intel Deliver Xen-Enabled Linux for Dual-Core Xeons
Like most Linux programs, Xen, the virtualization software, can run on almost any hardware.
But, just like any program, it performs better when it's been optimized for a specific platform.
That's exactly what Novell and Intel are doing with SUSE enterprise Linux, Xen, and dual-core Xeon chip sets.
The two companies are hoping that their new virtualization solution, built on SLES (SUSE Linux Enterprise Server) 10, will provide users with a low-cost, high-performing virtualization solution that has the ability to host Linux environments without the need to modify the guest operating systems.
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