Qemu

QEMU is an open-source emulator and virtualizer that enables users to run operating systems and applications on a variety of hardware platforms, allowing developers to test and deploy software across different architectures. As a versatile and widely-used tool, QEMU is relevant to the tech community for its ability to facilitate cross-platform development, testing, and debugging, making it an essential component in the development workflow for many programmers and software engineers.

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