4.1.1. Optimized Virtualization
The Optimized Virtualization technology can be divided into physical virtualization and logical virtualization.
Physical virtualization is a technology that allows multiple mobile operating systems to run simultaneously on a hypervisor platform. It implements Bare Metal-level virtualization through Intel's VT and Linux’s Kernel-based virtualization, configures a graphic pipeline optimized for Android, and supports OpenGL ES 3.x and Vulkan APIs to meet the specifications of next-generation games
Logical virtualization is a technology through Multi Concurrent Profile in a Bare Metal environment. This is a method of reclassifying multiple clustered physical devices through privilege isolation at the Android Framework level. Its advantage is that it is 100% compatible with OpenGL, Vulkan, and other graphics drivers through mobile GPU driver reuse. This means it is possible to realize performance as it is in its native environment without going through binary translation.
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