If the system BIOS has settings for "Intel Virtualization Technology" or "AMD-V" settings, but they are inactive or greyed out, your processor does not support virtualization technology.

If you fail to enable nested virtualization or the Enable Nested VT-x/AMD-V option is grayed out in VirtualBox, here is how you fix the problem in Windows 11/10 PC.

While many solutions are available to enable virtualization of multiple systems, VMware’s hypervisor, known as vSphere, is arguably the industry standard for hosting and managing VMs in a ...