Network Virtualization Technology
Network virtualization technology refers to the practice of creating virtual networks that are decoupled from physical network hardware. This allows for the abstraction of network resources, enabling multiple virtual networks to operate independently on the same physical infrastructure. By virtualizing network services such as switching, routing, and firewalls, organizations can improve network scalability, flexibility, and security. Additionally, network virtualization technology helps optimize resource utilization and simplify network management processes.
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