Announcements

Google Summer of Code Participants Announced

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The Xen.org community recently announced (at Xen Summit) the 3 participants in the 2010 Google Summer of Code:
Project: Migration from memory ballooning to memory hotplug in Xen
Student: Daniel Kiper
Mentor: Jeremy Fitzhardinge
Project: Adding new features to the XCP web interface
Student: Nikola Nikov
Mentor: Jon Ludlam
Project: XCP integration with DRBD
Student: Sergio Charpinel
Mentor: Dave Scott
I will co-ordinate with the three students this summer to ensure that they post information on their projects on this blog to keep the community updated. Congratulations to these students and welcome to the Xen.org team!

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Let’s Grow Xen Together!
03/18/2025

Xen is open, secure, and built for the future. As the new Community Manager, I’m focused on growing the Xen community, welcoming new contributors, and ensuring a thriving ecosystem. Let’s build the future of virtualization together!

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Xen Project 4.20: A Step Forward in Open Source Virtualization
03/11/2025

The Xen Project has released Xen 4.20 🎉! This release introduces a range of enhancements that further solidify its position as the premier open-source hypervisor. It delivers important security updates, improved performance, and broader hardware support. Xen has doubled down as the best choice for cloud providers, enterprise users, and

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Xen Project Winter Meetup
02/13/2025

We just wrapped up the Xen Winter Meetup 2025. It was an amazing opportunity to push Xen forward in a way that can only happen when people get together in person. Organized by Vates, we hosted it at the University of Grenoble IMAG building, a great spot for cutting-edge research

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Welcome Honda to the Xen Project Board
12/09/2024

We're excited to announce our newest Advisory Board Member Honda, to Xen Project. Since its foundation, Honda has been committed to "creating a society that is useful to people" by utilizing its technologies and ideas. Honda also focuses on environmental responsiveness and traffic safety, and continue

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