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• Virtualization
  In [[Computers|computing]], '''virtualization''' is a broad term that usually refers to the abstraction of resources on a ...ntendo Entertainment System (NES) on your computer. This is one example of virtualization - you're running a "virtual" NES on your ([[Intel]] [[x86]]) computer.
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• Virtualization/Approval
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• Virtualization/Definition
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• Virtualization/Related Articles
  Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Virtualization]]. Needs checking by a human.
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• Hardware-assisted virtualization
  | author = John Fisher-Ogden | title = Hardware Support for Efficient Virtualization ...t]] as the host machine) executes in complete isolation. Hardware-assisted virtualization was recently (2006) added to [[x86]] processors ([[Intel VT]] or [[AMD-V]])
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• Hardware-assisted virtualization/Definition
  ...al or performance features intended to assist the computing technique of [[virtualization]], and implemented in processor hardware
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• Hardware-assisted virtualization/Related Articles
  {{r|Virtualization}} ===Virtualization software using it===
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• Hardware-assisted virtualization/Related Articles
  {{r|Virtualization}} ===Virtualization software using it===
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• Hardware-assisted virtualization/Definition
  ...al or performance features intended to assist the computing technique of [[virtualization]], and implemented in processor hardware
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• Cambridge Monitor System/Definition
  One of the first successful [[operating system]]s using [[virtualization]], developed for the IBM 360/67, first as an internal project at IBM's [[Ca
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• Hardware-assisted virtualization
  | author = John Fisher-Ogden | title = Hardware Support for Efficient Virtualization ...t]] as the host machine) executes in complete isolation. Hardware-assisted virtualization was recently (2006) added to [[x86]] processors ([[Intel VT]] or [[AMD-V]])
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• Infrastructure as a Service/Related Articles
  {{r|Virtualization}}
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• Virtualization
  In [[Computers|computing]], '''virtualization''' is a broad term that usually refers to the abstraction of resources on a ...ntendo Entertainment System (NES) on your computer. This is one example of virtualization - you're running a "virtual" NES on your ([[Intel]] [[x86]]) computer.
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• Novell NetWare/Related Articles
  {{r|Virtualization}}
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• Virtualization/Related Articles
  Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Virtualization]]. Needs checking by a human.
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• Instruction set architecture
  ...chine]] program that "implements" an ISA in software is a process called [[virtualization]] and is more likely to be studied with the field in [[software engineering [[Virtualization]]
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• .NET Framework/Related Articles
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• Cloud computing/Related Articles
  {{r|Virtualization}}
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• Interconnected computing clouds
  ...(VM) image distribution (e.g., [[Desktop Management Forum]] (DTMF) [[Open Virtualization Format]] (OVF) <ref name=DTMF-OVF>{{citation | title = Open Virtualization Format Specification}}</ref>
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• LAMP (application stack)/Related Articles
  {{r|Virtualization}}
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• Virtual server
  ...ferred to as a '''guest'''. A virtual server is created through [[hardware virtualization]]. ...millions of US dollars or thousands of US dollars to rent per month, thus, virtualization became an essential technology to efficiently utilize mainframe computers.
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• Dumb terminal
  ..., but since then has largely been replaced by [[terminal emulation]] and [[virtualization]]. <ref>{{citation
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• Novell NetWare
  The current Novell supported method of running NetWare is with [[Virtualization]], running inside a Xen [[virtual machine]] atop SUSE Linux Enterprise Serv
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• Application Service Provider
  ...transaction. This kind of failover is made easier with the wide range of [[virtualization]] technologies on hosts.
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• Archive:Monthly Write-a-Thon/August 1, 2007
  ...ited [[Python programming language]] and squeezed a few minor changes in [[Virtualization]] just before the party ended :) * [[User:Eric M Gearhart|Eric M Gearhart]] created [[Virtualization]] and added the reason why there's a Deb in [[Debian]] (and why there's a s
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• Platform as a Service
  ...hine platform with what they call a "Cloud Management Fabric" and a "Cloud Virtualization Layer".<ref>{{citation
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• IThena
  ...?id=5|date=September 26, 2019|title=September 26, 2019: Planned changes in virtualization - First News|website=ithena.net|accessdate=June 21, 2020}}</ref>.
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