I don't have the links I used immediately to hand, but I find the Mac VM running in VMware Player on my NUC to be at least as performant as a comparable virtual machine I have running in Fusion on my ...

VMware will demonstrate its new desktop product for the Apple Mac at Macworld 2007. Its public beta enables Intel-based Macs to run x86 operating systems, such as Windows, Linux, NetWare and Solaris, ...

Fusion 4.1 gave life to Leopard and Snow Leopard client virtualization, but VMware quickly ended it again with the Fusion 4.1.1 upgrade When Apple released Mac OS X 10.7, known as Lion, it became the ...

VMware Inc. yesterday released the first beta of Fusion 1.1, the newest version of its virtualization software that lets Mac owners run Windows on their Intel-powered computers. Fusion 1.1 now ...

MacStadium's new Orka Cluster 3.2 now makes it faster and easier to deploy virtual machines on its platform, with Scheduled Caching helping to prepare ahead and cut down deployment time. Launched on ...

VMware this week announced that its latest VMware Fusion update brings Windows 11 support to both Intel and Apple silicon Macs. Available as a free tech preview, the 2H22 version of Fusion will ...

VMware Inc. today released a public beta for Fusion 2.0, virtualization software that lets Intel-based Macs run Windows, Linux and other operating systems. Fusion 2.0 also adds support for multiple ...

Virtualization specialist VMware no longer has plans to support Apple's 2019 Mac Pro, the company said last week, dashing the hopes of system administrators eager to run ESXi on the high-end ...

Off-topic, but I'm curious what NAS software you're running, and why it needs 8 cores. I use FreeNAS on bare metal on a 16 core machine, but it only ever really needs 2, even with all the checksumming ...