Rethinking Virtualisation
Faithful hardware emulation on any platform. Guests see real machines, not hypervisors.
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MX Studio
The control plane for your VMs. Create machines, tune hardware profiles, debug at the register level, and switch on Stealth Configuration when guests must not know they are virtualised.
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MXE
A hypervisor management OS built on the MX framework. Install it on bare metal, boot Windows, Linux, and BSD guests with machine models that behave like physical hardware, then cluster it when one box is no longer enough.
x86_64, aarch64, arm64e
Cross-architecture guests without a patchwork of emulators. Run arm64e targets, including Asahi Linux and the wider ARM ecosystem, on the hardware you already own.
GPU acceleration everywhere
Paravirtualised and passthrough graphics that keep pace with desktop workloads. Windows guests with real GPU access, not software-rendered afterthoughts.
Stealth Configuration
Rewrite the SMBIOS of every device and present off-the-shelf ACPI tables, CPUID leaves, and device identities. Software that probes for hypervisors sees a commodity PC. Useful for compatibility testing, isolated gaming, and workloads that refuse to run in a detectable VM.
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Faithful machine models by design.
MX is built for faithful machine models and reproducible profiles, not a thin wrapper around stock virt. Deterministic runs, extension-accurate hardware, and a path from personal labs to managed enterprise fleets.