September has been a major month for desktop hypervisors, with leading providers, including Oracle, Parallels, and VMware, releasing significant updates to enhance user experience and functionality.
Oracle's VirtualBox 7.1 introduces a modernized UI, allowing users to select user experience levels, supports Arm architecture for macOS hosts, and enables VM cloning to the Oracle cloud.
Parallels' update to version 20 presents a developer-focused VM packed with generative AI tools, offering integrations like Docker, OpenCV, and chatbot interfaces to streamline development efforts.
VMware also contributed to the advancements in desktop hypervisors with updated versions of its Fusion and Workstation products, catering to macOS and Windows environments.
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