Virtualized environments, such as those using NVIDIA vGPU or GPU passthrough, enable easier scaling of AI workloads across multiple physical machines by abstracting hardware resources. This allows enterprises to dynamically allocate GPUs to virtual machines (VMs) based on demand, supporting growth without physical reconfiguration. NVIDIA's virtualization solutions (e.g., GRID, vGPU Manager) integrate with platforms like VMware or Kubernetes, facilitating seamless scalingin data centers or hybrid clouds, a key advantage in enterprise AI deployments.
Option A is incorrect-AI workloads still require GPUs, not just CPUs. Option C contradicts virtualization's flexibility, as it doesn't tie workloads to one machine. Option D overstates compatibility; code may still need adjustments for cloud APIs. Scaling is the primary benefit, per NVIDIA's virtualization strategy.