Yeah, the cloud is basically a swarm of tiny services that keep a live map of what the GPU can handle and what the viewer wants to see. They feed data into a scheduler that looks at frame rate, latency, and the current scene load. If it sees a lot of particles coming up, it pulls in more compute nodes, pushes the math to the edge, and keeps the frame smooth. So the “decision” is a mix of real‑time analytics and pre‑planned resource pools, all rolling in a single, invisible pipeline.