built on the QEMU (Quick Emulator) framework, an open-source emulator capable of running various architectures, including x86, ARM, and PowerPC. Leveraging QEMU's capabilities, NexaVM can emulate a wide range of operating systems and applications, making it a highly adaptable tool.

Additionally, NexaVM supports Intel's nested VT (Virtualization Technology), enhancing its flexibility and performance by allowing the creation of deeply nested virtualization environments. This means multiple layers of emulation can run concurrently, providing a sophisticated platform for various use cases.

A standout feature of NexaVM is its implementation of nested virtualization. By running QEMU within Hyper-V and utilizing Hyper-V's nested virtualization capabilities, NexaVM creates a highly efficient and performant emulation environment. This setup enables the creation of complex, multi-layered virtual machines capable of running diverse operating systems and applications simultaneously.

By integrating QEMU, Hyper-V, and nested VT, NexaVM offers a powerful and adaptable emulation platform that meets the needs of the most demanding users. At its core, NexaVM is designed to run QEMU with comprehensive support for Hyper-V and Intel's nested VT technology, facilitating the creation of efficient and high-performance virtual machines. This combination of technologies makes NexaVM a versatile and flexible tool for emulation and virtualization, capable of supporting a broad range of operating systems and applications.