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virtualize
To cause a virtual technique to be performed. See virtualization.
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com (Staff) Although they have moved to virtualize servers, some IT managers have found there are applications, particularly specialized ones for healthcare, retailing and other industries, where vendors are wary of software support in virtualized environments.
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