AMD will hold a public demonstration of its virtualization technology, code-named Pacifica, at LinuxWorld, set to take place April 3-6 in Boston. The display will be made on Opteron-based machines. Virtualization enables a single processor to act as if it were several CPUs and, thus, run multiple operating systems simultaneously. Intel already sells some chips featuring the technology.

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