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  1. New
    NVIDIANVIDIA Broadcast 2.3Products

    NVIDIA Broadcast adds offline video effects and agent controls

    NVIDIA says Broadcast 2.3 is available now with an offline file processor, new RTX video enhancement effects and an MCP server and skill for local agents to adjust effects and process files. Creators can apply supported effects to prerecorded media; hardware compatibility and quality should be checked on their own systems.

    NVIDIA1 source

  2. New
    NVIDIANemotron 3.5 Bolt 74BProducts

    NVIDIA announces a local agent model scheduled for October 15

    NVIDIA announced Nemotron 3.5 Bolt 74B, a 74-billion-parameter mixture-of-experts model intended for local agents on RTX Spark. NVIDIA says it plans to release the model, weights, data and recipes on October 15, with support from common local model tools. That release and download availability are future plans, not live access on October 13.

    NVIDIA1 source

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