One Virtual Core equals one hardware thread; one physical core equals two Virtual Cores - evidence
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- Definition excerpt
- Excerpt
- "The number of Virtual Cores is calculated such that each Virtual Core maps to a single hardware thread in the underlying processing core. If a Customer is only able to calculate its physical computer processing cores, then each physical computer processing core will be equal to two (2) Virtual Cores."
- Locator
- Azul Software Agreement (Rev July-2025, with Exhibit D), Exhibit A-2, Product-specific Definitions, "Virtual Core"
- Applies to
- One Virtual Core equals one hardware thread; one physical core equals two Virtual Cores
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