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concretization, i.e. enabling the software to be executed on
reconfigurable machines so that the properties of the software are
retained and top-of-the-range performances can again be achieved.
Software networks form the backbone of the new means of data
transport. They are agile, simple to implement and not costly. They
can be modified or changed at will. Virtualization also enables us to
uncouple functions and to use shared machines to host algorithms,
which offers substantial savings in terms of resources and of qualified
personnel.
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