UUID is a 128-bit unique identifier used to identify information in computer systems. Its key feature is an extremely low probability of duplication, even when identifiers are generated on different devices and at different times.

UUIDs are used for the unique identification of objects in databases, distributed systems, and other environments where uniqueness is important without the need for centralized management. They are widely used for tracking elements and data in global and distributed systems.

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