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Virtuozzo

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Server virtualization software from SWsoft, Renton, WA (www.swsoft.com) that partitions a Windows or Linux server into multiple execution environments (virtual environments). Using the OS virtualization method, Virtuozzo is noted for its performance and virtualization density (hundreds of virtual environments can run simultaneously). See OS virtualization.

OpenVZ
OpenVZ is a free, open source version of Virtuozzo for Linux only. SWsoft supports OpenVZ and encourages developers to further develop OS virtualization techniques. Over time, Virtuozzo may include enhancements to OpenVZ. For more information, visit www.openvz.org.


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What has been missing from the conversation is the fact that there are generally two different approaches to server virtualization: hardware emulation (VMware and Microsoft) and OS partitioning (such as Virtuozzo and VServer).
SWsoft today reported on 2006 results -- highlighted by overall company growth of 133 percent and virtualization revenue from its Virtuozzo and Parallels product lines growing a remarkable 734 percent.
SWsoft is the maker of Virtuozzo operating system virtualization software, which allows a single Linux or Windows OS instance to be dynamically partitioned into multiple, highly-efficient virtual environments.
 
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