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For example you can use quickemu: https://github.com/wimpysworld/quickemu
Haven't tried it with macOS myself, but it worked great for Windows.
Dual boot into a linux OS and run :
https://github.com/kholia/OSX-KVM
The repo works well. Tweak the CPU cores and type for emulation. If you're running an Intel CPU you're pretty set as you wont be required to emulate as if you were one (aka running a Ryzen perhaps).
On my Ryzen 16cores, I get about 90%+ performance inside the OSX vs my native machine.
If not going with dual boot, while you can run QEMU with windows, you won't have the KVM accelerator which is how I got high performance. You might want to try nesting a Linux inside Hyper-V and then running Qemu inside of that.
