Today Red Hat announced the release of its much anticipated product, Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization for Servers.

Today Redhat announced commercial support for Windows guests in a continuing effort by both Microsoft and Redhat to improve virtualization interoperability.

Lead maintainer Avi Kivity recently posted an article on his personal blog about upcoming nested virtualizaton support for intel hosts in kvm.

Videos are available now from the Redhat summit 2009 event taking place this week in Chicago.

Today redhat rolled out a new mailing list for discussions around the new libguestfs project. This project is just one in redhat's suite of projects surrounding virtualization.

Today RedHat announces that it will be including KVM as part of the upcoming RHEL 5.4 later this year as well as kvm unbundled from RHEL in a package known as RHEV-H.

In a recent article written by the register , Redhat claimed that its recently acquired KVM can run 5 vms for every 3 that ESX can run when compared on the same hardware.

The big news today is that Redhat acquired KVM code maintainer , Qumranet, for about $100 million.

Lead Maintainer of KVM development team , Avi Kivity, posted an article on his blog recent

OpenNebula is an open source virtual infrastructure engine that supports dynamic reallocation of physical resources. Today OpenNebula 1.0 was announced which now includes support for KVM.