Oracle's VirtualBox, a free and open-source virtualization app, has long let you run almost any x86 operating system virtually on compatible host machines with Linux, macOS, or Windows.

VirtualBox is now owned by Oracle, but it’s still free and still open-source, and a lively support forum is available on the virtualbox.org website.

Oracle's VM VirtualBox is a powerful, free, and open-source virtualization tool—but you'll have to do some tinkering to make it work for you.

Both VMware Workstation 7.1 and Oracle VM VirtualBox 3.2 are excellent desktop virtualization products -- in terms of general Windows application usage, both perform extremely well and are ...

Oracle has said that the latest iteration of its virtualisation software VM VirtualBox will deliver improved overall capacity, ease of use and scalability in comparison to earlier versions.Oracle ...

Oracle has updated its open source VirtualBox virtualization software to make it more suitable for widescale enterprise deployments, the company said Tuesday.

Oracle makes its first major release of VirtualBox and brings with it a new extension pack structure that should allow third-party expansion.

Sun never sets Oracle has released VirtualBox 7.0 - the latest version of the FOSS hypervisor that Oracle acquired along with Sun Microsystems in 2009. The new version adds remote control of VMs ...

VirtualBox is Oracle’s hosted virtualization platform, also known as a Type-2 hypervisor, which means the hypervisor is installed on top of an operating system, not on top of bare-metal ...

Oracle has updated its open source VirtualBox virtualization software to make it more suitable for widescale enterprise deployments, the company announced Tuesday.