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Apple’s Vision Pro will support playing iRacing and X-Plane from the cloud soon.

During GDC on Tuesday, Nvidia announced that visionOS 26.4, expected later this spring, will include support for Nvidia’s XR streaming platform CloudXR 6.0, allowing users to play games like X-Plane 12 and iRacing on the Vision Pro. Developers will soon be able to test their games over the cloud, too, with GeForce NOW Playtest.

A screenshot of a slide showing details on Nvidia CloudXR on the Vision Pro
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