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[% WRAPPER h2 h2="Hardware virtualization technologies" anchor="hvm" %]
<p>
-The first machines to support virtualization were IBM mainframes
-in the 1970s.
-XXXXXXXXXXX BACKGROUND XXXXXXXXXXXX
+The first machines to support virtualization commercially were IBM
+mainframes in the 1970s. It has taken PCs nearly 40 years to catch
+up.
</p>
<p>
-Until a few years ago the central processors in server PCs were not
-<a href="http://XXX">virtualizable</a> except by using slow
-emulation or tricks. However both AMD and Intel have recently
-produced processors which include extra modes and instructions
-that allow full, hardware-accelerated virtualization.
+Until a few years ago the central processors in PCs were not
+<a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Popek_and_Goldberg_virtualization_requirements">virtualizable</a>
+except by using slow emulation or tricks. However both AMD and Intel
+have recently produced processors which include extra modes and
+instructions that allow full, hardware-accelerated virtualization.
</p>
<p>
@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ efficient too.
[% END %]
-XXX XXX XXX
+XXX
[%#
- look up model number on Intel's site
- dmesg