Which benefit is associated with client virtualization?

Question

Options

• APCs giving way to more specialized computing
• BPCs accessing more assets in the cloud
• CPCs providing more specialized computing
• DPCs expanding in the network environment

• C
  93% (13)
• D
  7% (1)

Explanation

Client virtualization allows a single physical PC to run multiple virtual environments, effectively enabling it to perform more specialized computing roles - hosting dedicated virtual machines for different workloads, each optimized for a specific function. This is why C is correct: virtualization transforms a general-purpose PC into a platform capable of delivering specialized compute environments.

• A is wrong because client virtualization doesn't replace PCs with specialized devices - it enhances what PCs can do.
• B is wrong because cloud access is a networking/cloud concept, not specific to client virtualization (which runs locally on the machine).
• D is wrong because virtualization doesn't expand the PC's network footprint; it partitions the machine's local resources.

Memory tip: Think "one PC, many jobs" - virtualization lets a single client machine specialize by splitting itself into multiple purpose-built environments.

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