What are two benefits of datacenter virtualization? (Choose two.)

Virtualization typically centralizes more data onto fewer physical devices, often increasing the overall data footprint that needs to be backed up, rather than reducing it.

Virtualization introduces a hypervisor layer, which incurs some overhead, meaning a given application might actually require slightly more, or at least not less, CPU power than running directly on bare metal.

Virtualization allows multiple virtual machines to share the resources of a single physical host, leading to higher utilization of CPU, memory, and storage, and thus a more efficient use of expensive datacenter hardware resources.

In a virtualized environment, virtual machines are abstracted from the underlying physical hardware, presenting a standardized virtual hardware configuration to each guest operating system. This consistent virtual hardware footprint simplifies VM provisioning, management, and portability regardless of the physical server it resides on.