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I turned an old MacBook Pro into a portable virtualization lab, and wish I'd done it sooner
The late 2019 16-inch MacBook Pro was one of the last Intel-powered flagship Macs Apple released before everything shifted to Apple Silicon. Mine had drifted into semi-retirement because it felt bulky ...
Customers are clamoring to virtualize the Mac OS X client, but Apple has only grudgingly allowed it to be run on virtual machines Over the past two years, running Windows and Windows apps virtually on ...
Some new Macs, namely the Mac Pro and the i5/i7 "Arrandale" Macbook Pros, support VT-d in hardware. VT-d enables a VM to access any PCIe-device directly from the VM. This can be extremely fast, up to ...
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