sanallatrma

Sanallatrma is a term used in Turkish to denote the act or process of making something virtual or artificial. In most contemporary Turkish discourse, the standard term for this concept is sanallaştırma, which translates to virtualization in information technology and digital media. Sanallatrma is therefore often treated as a variant spelling or a neologism derived from the same root, sanal (virtual).

Usage and scope of sanallatrma can encompass creating virtual representations, simulations, or digital substitutes of physical objects, environments, or processes. In computing, virtualization refers to the creation of virtual resources such as servers, desktops, or networks. Beyond information technology, sanallatrma may describe CGI and other digital techniques used to render virtual characters, environments, or scenarios for media, education, and research. The concept also relates to the idea of digital twins, where a dynamic model of a real-world system is simulated in software.

Examples of relevant applications include deploying virtual machines and software-defined resources in data centers, developing immersive simulations for training or gaming, and conducting virtual labs in education. The term's exact usage can vary by author and context; some Turkish sources treat sanallatrma as synonymous with sanallaştırma, while others use it to emphasize broader, non-IT aspects of virtual representation.