One feature VirtualBox has but VMware Workstation doesn’t is the ability to cap a virtual machine’s processor usage. It also lets you cap network bandwidth for a VM.

On paper, both VirtualBox and VMware Workstation Pro let you run virtual machines for free. But things are a bit different once you consider the terms of the Personal license for Workstation Pro.

REDWOOD SHORES, CA–To enable organizations and developers to more easily and flexibly create and deploy on premises and cloud applications, Oracle has announced that Oracle VM VirtualBox 5.0 ...

While perhaps not as polished or as easy to use and configure as competitive desktop virtualization products from Parallels and VMware, the latest release of Oracle VM VirtualBox 4.2 is getting ...