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Previously available only a closed beta, Parallels has released Parallels Server beta 2 to the general public.

Here're some bullet points for you to ponder:

• 64- and 32-bit host and guest OS support
• 4-way guest SMP and multi-core support
• Integrated toolset includes Parallels Tools, VM backup and Parallels Transporter (the P2V migration tool)
• Parallels Management Console, a GUI-based multi-server management tool
• Support for Intel VT-d hardware acceleration extension for hardware resource dedication to VMs
• Intel VT-x and AMD-V hardware-assisted acceleration support
• Open APIs and SDK for extensible management
• Command line interface (CLI) and scripting

You'll need an Intel-based Mac to Parallels Server beta, but you're otherwise good to download (83MB).

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