An enterprise company needs the fastest deduplication technology for both backup and restore. Which technology should the company implement?

Hash-based chunking involves computing hashes for data segments, which is computationally more intensive than simply tracking changes at the object level for the fastest deduplication.

Object-level differencing, often implemented as block-level differencing, efficiently identifies and stores only the modified data blocks between backup versions, significantly speeding up both the backup process by reducing data transfer and the restore process by only applying deltas.

Application-based cloning creates full copies of data, which is not a deduplication technology aimed at reducing storage footprint.

Host-based file swapping is not a recognized data deduplication or backup technology.