Which of the following are the two components of the two-tier modern data center design? (Choose two.)

Distribution is a component of the classical three-tier hierarchical network design, not the modern two-tier data center design.

Core is a component of the classical three-tier hierarchical network design, not the modern two-tier data center design.

Access is a component of the classical three-tier hierarchical network design, distinct from the Leaf layer in modern data centers, though serving a similar edge function.

Leaf switches connect directly to servers and to every Spine switch, forming the access layer and providing connectivity for endpoints in a Spine-Leaf topology.

Spine switches form the high-speed backbone of the data center, interconnecting every Leaf switch to ensure low-latency and high-bandwidth communication.