Virtual memory is a hardware feature. Enabling and managing virtual memory is a software feature (provided by the operating system), but the hardware has to be there.

For virtual machine hosting as you describe, I agree with RicDavis, in that the correct answer is as much physical memory as you wish to assign to each guest, plus some extra for the hypervisor.

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