List of Hardware With Virtual Machine Support
- Alcatel-Lucent 3B20D/3B21D emulated on commercial off-the-shelf computers with 3B2OE or 3B21E system
- AMD-V (formerly code-named Pacifica)
- ARM TrustZone
- Boston Circuits gCore (grid-on-chip) with 16 ARC 750D cores and Time-machine hardware virtualization module.
- Freescale PowerPC MPC8572 and MPC8641D
- IBM System/370, System/390, and zSeries mainframes
- IBM Power Systems
- Intel VT-x (formerly code-named Vanderpool)
- Sun Microsystems sun4v (UltraSPARC T1 and T2) – utilized by Logical Domains
- HP vPAR and cell based nPAR
- GE Project MAC then
- Honeywell Multics systems
- Honeywell 200/2000 systems Liberator replacing IBM 14xx systems, Level 62/64/66 GCOS
- IBM System/360 Model 145 Hardware emulator for Honeywell 200/2000 systems
- RCA Spectra/70 Series emulated IBM System/360
- NAS CPUs emulated IBM and Amdahl machines
- Honeywell Level 6 minicomputers emulated predecessor 316/516/716 minis
- Xerox Sigma 6 CPUs were modified to emulate GE/Honeywell 600/6000 systems
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