# Several independent kernels run side by side?!

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**Created:** [August 31, 2026, 5:19pm UTC](http://lore.gharib.us/t/several-independent-kernels-run-side-by-side/11 "2026-08-31T17:19:43Z")\
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Multikernel Linux Releases First Public Kernel Tree Based on Linux 7.0

The first public Multikernel Linux release lets several independent kernels run side by side on one machine with dedicated CPUs, memory, and devices.

Source: [Multikernel Linux Releases First Public Kernel Tree Based on Linux 7.0](https://linuxiac.com/multikernel-linux-releases-first-public-kernel-tree-based-on-linux-7-0/)

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