Good to know. It seems that they also provide updated CUDA drivers.
It doesn't seem to change anything on the OpenGL stack, unfortunately.
It just goes to show that NVidia thinks supporting CUDA everywhere is very much in their competitive interest, while creating and supporting an OpenGL implementation simply is not.
Yes. But tell me a Mac past 2015 that you can even use an nVidia card in.
They're doubling down on eGPU support, so there's that. But not as ideal as having something actually inside your machine.