> speculation on their gains in the HPC and "deep learning" I think this will be the battleground; see intel MIC for another big sillicon trying to edge in. I

> speculation on their gains in the HPC and "deep learning" I think this will be the battleground; see intel MIC for another big sillicon trying to edge in. I agree that CUDA/cuDNN is far ahead, but do you think they can maintain it? GPGPU paradigms are changing pretty rapidly, so the entire field could be ripe for disruption.