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 title: Lexicon
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-date: 2022-01-14T10:47:46.633Z
+date: 2022-01-17T16:32:45.665Z
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 dateCreated: 2021-11-13T11:58:43.776Z
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 | *Design* | Specific | Specific | Generic |
 | *Type* | Silicon-based  | Software-based | Software-based  |
 
-*   Physical
+*   **Physical**
 
     *   Physical components refer to devices that can be attached to a system. For instance, a dedicated physical graphics card attached to a physical system can be directly attached to a virtual machine, which then becomes responsible for managing it, a technique called *passthrough*. The PCI-SIG standards provide IOMMU-related specifications to allow a host operating system to not have a driver for a particular device and passthrough the device to the guest. The guest will have a device with nearly native performance, and use the standard vendor's drivers for the device.
     *   The PCI-SIG standards also provide a way to partition compatible devices using so-called Virtual Functions (VFs). In this case, the host manages the way a physical device is used by the guest. Both host and guest must have specific device drivers. It offers nearly native performance.
 
-*   Emulated
+*   **Emulated**
 
     *   Model-based
 
@@ -90,4 +90,8 @@ Under this configuration, more efficient communication methods are available bet
 
 A virtual machine is a recreation of a real, physical, silicon-based computer using software. It performs almost exactly as a physical computer, and can thus host an operating system.
 
-The expression "virtual machine" is often abbreviated VM. VMs are also often referred to as guests, in contrast to the hosts that host them.
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+The expression "virtual machine" is often abbreviated VM. VMs are also often referred to as guests, in contrast to the hosts that host them.
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