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Term: Virtual Machine

Description:

A virtual machine, often abbreviated as VM, is a software emulation of a physical computer system. It enables users to run multiple operating systems or software applications on a single physical machine, creating a virtualized environment.

Examples:

Noun - Computing:

1. I'm using a virtual machine to run Windows on my Mac computer.

2. The company utilizes virtual machines for their cloud infrastructure.

3. Virtual machines provide a secure and isolated environment for testing software.

4. He configured a virtual machine to host multiple websites on a single server.

Adjective - Popular:

1. The virtual machine technology has become increasingly popular in recent years.

2. Many people prefer using virtual machines for running different operating systems.

3. Virtual machine solutions offer great flexibility and scalability for businesses.

4. The virtual machine market is expanding rapidly with new advancements.

Noun - Local:

1. In our local community center, they introduced a virtual machine for online classes.

2. The library now provides virtual machines for patrons to access digital resources.

3. Local businesses are starting to adopt virtual machine technologies to improve efficiency.

4. The local university offers courses on virtual machine management and implementation.

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