Xen 4.16 Released
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XEN PROJECT SHIPS VERSION 4.16 WITH FOCUS ON IMPROVED PERFORMANCE SECURITY AND HARDWARE SUPPORT - Xen Project
The Xen Project, an open source hypervisor hosted at the Linux Foundation, announced the release of Xen Project Hypervisor 4.16, which introduces various features allowing for improved performance, security, functionality, and hardware support. The Xen Project community continues to be active and engaged, with a wide range of developers from many companies and organizations contributing to this latest release. Additionally, community-wide initiatives, including Functional Safety and VirtIO for Xen, continue to make valuable progress.
“The Xen Project continues to make progress in order to expand its use cases into the embedded world while keeping the mature enterprise support. This release has seen the broadening of hardware support for both Arm and x86, together with an increase of the automated testing support and the addition of a new community initiative.”
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Xen 4.16 Released With Improved Performance, Expanded Hardware Support - Phoronix
Xen 4.16 delivers on various performance improvements to this hypervisor, improved Trusted Platform Module support in working towards TPM 2.0 compatibility, support for Intel x86 hardware lacking a programmable interval timer, initial support for Arm Performance Monitor Counters, improved support for Arm 64-bit heterogeneous big.LITTLE systems, continued work towards bringing up RISC-V support, and various security improvements.
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