KVM/Display Extenders

KVM is a virtualization technology optimized for Linux, and a display extender is a device for extending a communication distance and outputting. KVM is a switch with a technology that enables the operation of multiple guest machines by virtualizing the host machine. This allows multiple people to share one server machine. KVM built into the Linux kernel has functions such as memory management, device management, input/output management, and security management. On the other hand, a display extender is a device that can expand an output to a display at a long distance by converting the signal. There are also cable type products and products that output information by wireless transmission.