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In the new skylake mobile processors, has Intel removed virtualization capability?

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  3.       vPro has to do with security and management. Check <a href="http://ark.Intel.com">http://ark.Intel.com</a> for full breakdown of any (Intel) CPU.

    Most of the mobile skylake cpus that I looked at still support VT-x

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  4.       vPro has to do with security and management. Check <a href="http://ark.Intel.com">http://ark.Intel.com</a> for full breakdown of any (Intel) CPU.

    Most of the mobile skylake cpus that I looked at still support VT-x

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