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. Hyperlight Wasm remains ...

Many projects start out small and manageable as elegant, homogeneous monoliths in which all components are developed on a common technical basis. However, as the size and complexity of the project ...

WebAssembly, or Wasm, gives developers a way to create programs that run at near-native speed in the browser or anywhere else you can deploy the WebAssembly runtime. But you generally don’t write ...

The experimental project allows the execution of WebAssembly modules within a VM-based sandbox. It focuses on performance and security. Microsoft has announced that it is working on Hyperlight Wasm.