QEMU 7.0 is out today as the newest version of this important piece of the open-source Linux virtualization stack.
Since QEMU 6.2 at the end of last year, developers at Red Hat and other organizations have been busy working on QEMU 7.0 as this open-source emulator widely used as part of the free software Linux virtualization stack. QEMU 7.0 brings support for Intel AMX, a lot of ongoing RISC-V work, and more.
QEMU is one of the great success stories of open source – and one operating system and classic computing enthusiasts benefit from every day.
s/QEMU 7.1 released/QEMU 7.0 released/
Yes, came here to say: wrong version № in the headline. 🙂
Ha, I had looked and saw the OpenBSD 7.1 release… then Qemu 7.1 and thought at first two articles for the OpenBSD 7.1 release had been posted… brain had to look closer to see one said Qemu, but that was only after I read redhat working on it…
@thom Are you not able to fix the headline?