Proxmox Virtual Environment 9.2 has officially introduced full support for 64-bit ARM architectures, moving away from its previous x86 exclusivity after two decades. This new release is built on Debian 13.5 and targets NVIDIA Grace Hopper and Vera Rubin platforms, specifically for AI infrastructure, while enforcing UEFI-only VM booting and restricting live migration to same-architecture nodes. The release shares the same core virtualization stack and repositories as its x86 counterpart, but lacks certain features like AMD SEV encryption and SeaBIOS support. Proxmox's collaboration with NVIDIA emphasizes its strategic focus on ARM-based AI factory infrastructure, with separate ARM64 subscriptions available for users

Proxmox VE 9.2 Adds Official 64-Bit ARM Support for AI Infrastructure

After two decades of x86 exclusivity, Proxmox Virtual Environment 9.2 has officially launched with full support for 64-bit ARM architectures. Built on Debian 13.5 with a Linux kernel 7.0, the new release targets NVIDIA Grace Hopper and Vera Rubin platforms as part of a strategic push into AI factory infrastructure. While the arm64 build shares the same core virtualization stack and enterprise repository as its x86 counterpart, it enforces UEFI-only VM booting, lacks AMD SEV encryption, and restricts live migration to same-architecture nodes. The 1.50 GB installer is now available for download, with dedicated ARM64 subscriptions managed separately from existing x86-64 licenses.

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