To enable Hyper-V support in Parallels Desktop for Mac Pro Edition and Parallels Business Edition: With the combination of both Parallels Access and Virtual Machine Connection, users could access and control their machines from anywhere, with any device. While Parallels Access® is available for managing your VMs from iOS or Android, Hyper-V includes Virtual Machine Connection, a Windows or Linux remote connection tool to provide console access. There’s also the incredible ability for remote connectivity and management. Within a developer’s needs, Hyper-V makes development and testing more efficient by creating VMs, avoiding the need to buy additional hardware or physical systems for testing. Hyper-V can help IT utilize hardware more effectively by consolidating servers or physical computers to minimize resources needed for one-off projects or extensive infrastructures. This directly helps users who utilize VMs in professional or development environments to have more flexibility with hardware, time, and money. Microsoft outlines Hyper-V technology but the shorthand is that Hyper-V exclusively provides the ability to virtualize hardware in Windows operating systems. Parallels Desktop® for Mac provides nested virtualization support (VT-X technology) that allows users to run Hyper-V virtual machines (VMs) inside Windows 8, 10, and Windows Server 2012 virtual machines.

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