You must deploy pooled Windows 11 Enterprise multi-session hosts for a 3D design team in West Europe that requires NVIDIA GPU acceleration and CUDA support. Which two actions are required? (Choose two.)

To support 3D design with NVIDIA GPU acceleration and CUDA, selecting an appropriate GPU-enabled VM size is crucial. The NVads A10 v5 series is designed for graphics-intensive workloads, offering NVIDIA A10 Tensor Core GPUs and CUDA support. After provisioning these VMs, you must explicitly install the NVIDIA GPU Driver Extension for Windows. This extension installs the necessary NVIDIA GRID drivers, enabling the GPU to be utilized by applications and users within the virtual desktop environment. RemoteFX vGPU is an older technology primarily for Hyper-V and is not relevant for Azure Virtual Desktop GPU acceleration. Switching to a Personal host pool is unnecessary; pooled host pools support GPU acceleration. Relying on Windows Update is insufficient; it typically does not install the specialized NVIDIA GRID drivers required for optimal performance and CUDA support in Azure.