Nvidia will have to support the SPIR-V Vulkan environment that is different to the OpenCL SPIR-V environment. But Vulkan is a graphics API not a compute API. Y

Nvidia will have to support the SPIR-V Vulkan environment that is different to the OpenCL SPIR-V environment. But Vulkan is a graphics API not a compute API. Yes in theory you can write compute shaders but from my experience if you have a compute workload: use a compute API, they're much more suited for the job. So, no.