Hypervisors let virtual machines operate independently of others, with their own allocated resources, making sure that one VM's operation does not interfere with another's.
Hypervisors abstract the physical hardware, allowing virtual machines to run different operating systems and applications without being aware of the underlying hardware variations.
Hypervisors efficiently allocate resources to virtual machines based on their workload, optimizing resource utilization across the physical infrastructure.
Hypervisors offer snapshot and cloning tools for capturing and copying virtual machine states, useful for backup, testing, and deployment.