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Hardware | Virtualization _verified_

1. What is Hardware Virtualization? Hardware virtualization (also known as platform virtualization ) is the process of creating virtual versions of physical computer hardware components (CPU, memory, storage, network). It allows multiple operating systems (guests) to run simultaneously on a single physical machine (host).

The key enabler is the (Virtual Machine Monitor – VMM). 2. How It Works: The Hypervisor The hypervisor sits between the hardware and the OS. It allocates hardware resources to each virtual machine (VM) and prevents VMs from interfering with each other. hardware virtualization

Get-ComputerInfo -Property "HyperV*" Or look for "Virtualization" in Task Manager > Performance > CPU. The hypervisor manages physical RAM and presents a contiguous address space to each VM. It allows multiple operating systems (guests) to run

– Hypervisor maintains a separate mapping from guest virtual → guest physical → machine physical. How It Works: The Hypervisor The hypervisor sits

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