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Intel® Virtualization TechnologyΔ delivers improved computing benefits for home users, business users, and IT managers
alike. This paper describes the unique requirements that embedded systems and communications infrastructure equipment
place on virtualized environments and shows how Intel is working with a number of third parties to extend the benefits
of Intel Virtualization Technology to these market segments. Bounded real-time performance can be maintained while using
virtualization to consolidate systems; system uptime can be increased by enabling software failover without redundant
hardware; and software migration can be performed without bringing down the application. Virtualization also allows
legacy applications to co-exist with new applications by executing both software environments in parallel, and it
provides the means for applications to take advantage of multi-core processors without re-architecting for multi-threaded execution.
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