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NVIDIA is bringing DLSS into Blender, and it looks like this could be a big change for 3D artists working with the Cycles engine. Blender has already been benefiting from NVIDIA’s OptiX technology, ...

Blender has revealed it is developing a native iPad version of its popular open source 3D creation suite, complete with a fully-featured multitouch interface tailored to artists who rely on tablets.

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