Network Virtualization
Network virtualization refers to the process of abstracting network resources, such as hardware and software, to create a virtual network that can operate independently from the underlying physical network infrastructure. This technology allows for the creation of multiple virtual networks on top of a single physical network, enabling more efficient use of resources, increased flexibility, and improved scalability. Network virtualization helps to streamline network management, enhance security, and facilitate the deployment of new services and applications.
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