The question I want to ask is:
1) What exactly does the hypervisor do? Why is it needed?
2) What is the difference between hypervisor and Java Virtual mMchine?
3) Does JVM use a h
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The question I want to ask is:
1) What exactly does the hypervisor do? Why is it needed?
2) What is the difference between hypervisor and Java Virtual mMchine?
3) Does JVM use a h
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