Which of the following components needs to be maximized to improve performance in a workstation used for virtualization? (Select TWO).

Network speed affects VM network traffic throughput but is not a primary bottleneck for running virtual machines on a local workstation.

Each virtual machine requires a fixed allocation of RAM that is carved out of the host's physical memory - running multiple VMs simultaneously demands large amounts of total RAM to prevent memory overcommitment and swapping.

Disk space determines how many VM images can be stored but does not directly govern the performance or number of concurrently running VMs.

USB ports are peripheral interfaces and have no relevance to virtualization compute capacity or performance.

Hypervisors schedule VM workloads across physical CPU cores, so more cores allow more VMs to run concurrently without contention - core count directly determines how many vCPUs can be assigned across active virtual machines.

Video cards improve GPU-accelerated rendering tasks but are not a bottleneck for general-purpose virtualization workloads.