Microsoft Announces Open-Source "Hyperlight Wasm" Project

Enhancing Web Applications with WebAssembly Specialists

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Microsoft releases experimental Hyperlight Wasm: Micro-vms that run Wasm apps

Microsoft has previewed Hyperlight Wasm for Windows and Linux, which combines micro-vms (virtual machines) with a WebAssembly runtime, […]

Microsoft expands open-source project Hyperlight with Wasm

The Hyperlight Wasm guest is strongly integrated with the popular Wasmtime runtime.

Microsoft lauds Hyperlight Wasm for WebAssembly workloads

Microsoft has unveiled Hyperlight Wasm, a virtual machine “micro-guest” that can run WebAssembly component workloads written in a multitude of languages including C and Python. Introduced March 26, Hyperlight Wasm serves as a Rust library crate. Wasm modules and components can be run in a VM-backed sandbox. The purpose of Hyperlight Wasm is to enable applications to safely run untrusted or third-party Wasm code within a VM with very low latency/…

Microsoft Announces Open-Source "Hyperlight Wasm" Project

Microsoft last year announced the open-source Hyperlight project as an embedded VMM for use as a micro-VM manager of sorts that can be run within Windows and Linux applications. This VM-based security for small embedded functions now has its scope expanded with the open-source release today of Hyperlight Wasm for bringing in WebAssembly to the party...