Not really. VMware vSphere and KVM based virtualisations are by far the most popular. Xen's last holdout was AWS' custom version of it, but that has been replac

Not really. VMware vSphere and KVM based virtualisations are by far the most popular. Xen's last holdout was AWS' custom version of it, but that has been replaced since a few generations ago with the KVM-based Nitro. So it's basically a niche thing, mostly used by those who already had it/know it (VMware vSphere is going down that road as well, it's basically legacy today).