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Answer / Pawan Kumar Maurya
"Hot Add CPU" is a feature in SQL Server 2008 that enables adding additional processing power to a running instance of the database engine without requiring a service restart. This allows for greater scalability and flexibility, as resources can be added or removed dynamically based on workload demands.
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