Parallels is one of those little companies that could make some big companies very nervous. The Renton, Wash.-based software maker is launching its Parallels Desktop 5 for Mac today. The software ...

Software Experts has released a new in-depth evaluation of virtualization software for macOS, naming Parallels Desktop as the top solution for users who need to run Windows on Mac for gaming, software ...

Privately held technology company Parallels, best known for its Parallels Desktop for Mac virtualization software, is reportedly being acquired by long-time graphics software powerhouse Corel. Corel, ...

Popular virtualization software company Parallels has been acquired by Corel. The creative software veteran who has produced Corel Draw, WordPerfect, and Painter Pro says it will put “significant ...

This deal offers the latest version of Parallels PC. Optimized for Windows 10 and 11, and macOS Monterey, Version 17 is faster and smoother than ever. Winner of PC Magazine’s 2021 Editor’s Choice ...

No matter what virtualization platform or technology is chosen, a common question most adopters ask is, "What exactly can I virtualize?" As virtualization technologies become more mainstream, the ...

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Start-up Parallels recently introduced virtualization software for workstations and announced plans to expand into server-based virtualization. Parallels joins an already crowded space that consists ...

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Parallel, Inc. is preparing to make a quantum leap in the art of Windows virtualization software for the Mac with a new version of its Parallels Desktop software that will introduce a refined user ...

As if Boot Camp wasn't enough of a Windows XP shock for one week, a company called Parallels has debuted new virtualization software that allows the simultaneous running of Windows XP and Mac OS X.