There is a list for GCC; is there a similar list for Visual Studio 2010?
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There is also a list for Visual C++ 2010 (that article describes the core language features that have been implemented; the PDF linked from the article describes the library features that have been implemented).
Edit: I've just come across an awesome list: the Apache C++ Standard Library wiki has a table listing the C++11 core language features and which C++ compilers support each of them.
The What's new in Visual C++ 2010 MSDN page summarises the new feature support as well.
Here is a comprehensive list of C++11/14/17 support in Visual Studio 10, 12, 13, 15.
Here is the best list IMO since it breaks it down into several tabs like core language, library, etc: Summary of C++0x Feature Availability in gcc and MSVC
See the C++ compilers implementation matrix. The page is maintained as best-effort and may lag behind most recent compiler releases.