Virtualized Environment definition
Virtualized Environment means a system that provides remote access to software applications for one or more users.
Virtualized Environment means an operating system environment where multiple Virtual Machines can run on a single physical machine or cluster, sharing the physical machine resources. In a Virtualized Environment, a Virtual Processor can run on only one Physical Processor at a time.
Virtualized Environment means installation of the Software on a hardware partition, blade, or terminal server to run, use, or access the Software by means of Your organization’s computing devices directly connected to Your organization’s internal network or Your organization’s virtual private network, up to the maximum number of Software Licenses purchased by Your organization. For the avoidance of doubt, You must acquire and dedicate one (1) Software License for each computing device using, running, or accessing the Software from a Virtualized Environment and for each computing device on or from which the Software is installed, run, used, or accessed.