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The article is about virtualization, not emulating x86-64, so I'd disagree it's dancing around that. (Also, Windows and Linux have their own x86 emulations - if
by fulafel 3y ago
The article is about virtualization, not emulating x86-64, so I'd disagree it's dancing around that. (Also, Windows and Linux have their own x86 emulations - if you boot virtualized Windows/ARM or Linux/ARM, you can get to the native emulation functionalities)