Cloud-based virtualization environments are continually enhancing and expanding the technology necessary to support ArcGIS Pro. This includes the integration of GPU resources, which can be either shared or pass-through, similar to traditional on-premises setups. Major providers such as Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, and Oracle offer solutions equipped with the essential resources to facilitate ArcGIS Pro. These instance types allow you to access Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) instances through either a desktop client or an HTML5 browser, ensuring a user experience that mirrors that of a physical workstation. These cloud solutions have been rigorously tested with ArcGIS Pro, providing a comprehensive Windows desktop environment. A critical aspect of cloud virtualization is the implementation of an effective remote display protocol that transmits server-generated graphics to your device. The providers support various methods, including RDP, NICE DCV, HTML5 browsers (depending on the specific product, virtual machine, or instance type) to optimize the delivery of graphics and maintain performance.