You decide to use a Type $2$ hypervisor to deploy commercial software to test for suitability, vulnerabilities, and functionality. Your CISO questions your decision to use a Type $2$ hypervisor instead of a VMM$.$ Which of these is not a valid explanation?

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A virtual machine is a term used to describe Internet$-$enabled streaming services or web applications that give end users the ability to activate software locally

A virtual machine $($VM$)$ is an instance of a device running on a hypervisor. It is a computing virtual environment that relies on a hypervisor to communicate with the physical hardware it is installed on$.$

A Type $1$ hypervisor is installed on a bare$-$metal server, meaning that the hypervisor is its own OS$.$ Type $2$ hypervisors use a host OS that is compatible with commercial software.

A virtual machine monitor $($VMM$)$ is another name for a hypervisor. A hypervisor is software that is able to virtualize the physical components of computer hardware.