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European hypervisors

A hypervisor is a system-level virtualization software that enables multiple virtual machines (VMs) to run directly on physical hardware. It serves as the foundation for efficient server and resource management in modern data centers and cloud environments. Hypervisors play a central role in the virtualization of IT infrastructures, offering a range of benefits, including increased flexibility, scalability, and security.

This category contains services from companies based in a member state of the European Union (EU), the European Economic Area (EEA) and the European Free Trade Association (EFTA).
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European services

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Proxmox VE

Austria EU Open source

Proxmox Virtual Environment (auch Proxmox VE) is a hypervisor from the Austria company Proxmox. Proxmox VE is open source and the company offers plans with support.

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Vates VMS

France EU Open source Free plan

Vates VMS is a French open-source hypervisor for on-premises, hybrid, and edge infrastructures. Developed by French company Vates, it combines XCP-ng (a type 1 Xen-based hypervisor, hardware agnostic and compatible with any x86 hardware) and Xen Orchestra (a web-based management, administration and backup interface). With no proprietary licensing costs, Vates' business model is built entirely on professional support and services.

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SUSE Virtualization

Germany EU Open source Price on Request

SUSE Virtualization is an open-source hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) platform designed to manage virtualized workloads within cloud-native and hybrid environments. Built on a foundation of enterprise-grade data center standards, it integrates traditional virtual machine (VM) management with container-based orchestration.


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