Blackmagic Design has been nurturing its DaVinci Resolve 19 beta release for a few months now, releasing public beta 3 just three weeks ago. Apparently the company is still enhancing the video editing software. First, it announced DaVinci Resolve is supporting the Qualcomm Snapdragon X Elite processor, touting speed-ups of its DaVinci Neural Engine AI on Windows computers using the processor. Second, Blackmagic Design got a shout-out during Apple’s WWDC. Blackmagic Design is partnering with Apple on an end-to-end solution for Apple’s new Immersive Video format for creating and editing content for Apple’s Vision Pro.
