memoryvirtualization
Memory virtualization is a technique that abstracts the physical memory of a computer system, presenting a unified, contiguous memory space to individual applications or virtual machines. This abstraction is managed by a hypervisor or the operating system's memory manager. It allows for more efficient use of available RAM by pooling it and allocating it dynamically as needed.
One of the primary benefits of memory virtualization is its ability to support more applications or virtual
Memory virtualization also enhances security by isolating the memory spaces of different processes or virtual machines.