Many products in the Microsoft ecosystem already support nested virtualization. However, AMD processors have not been supported by Microsoft's nested virtualization for a long time, but this situation has changed now.

In fact, nested virtualization based on the AMD platform is also the voice of many users. The number of feedback votes for this feature is five times that of the next feedback. It can be seen that many users have a very strong demand for AMD nested virtualization. Now Microsoft has finally announced the arrival of the platform's nested virtualization feature, which is currently undergoing early testing in the Windows 10 vNEXT beta (Build 19636).

Soft will launch support based on Linux KVM virtualization technology in the future, that is, users can deploy Linux KVM virtual machines only after receiving support in the future.

The current nested virtualization technology based on the AMD platform is in the early testing stage and is only supported on the Windows 10 beta version and not on the official version. In other words, if developers want to experience it, they must deploy the test version on a physical machine. This type of test version may have many stability issues that affect its use.