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Given the context of the thread is machine learning, you can't avoid Nvidia. CUDA is an Nvidia technology. They have ML cornered right now.
by rspeer 9y ago
Given the context of the thread is machine learning, you can't avoid Nvidia. CUDA is an Nvidia technology. They have ML cornered right now.
- reilly3000 9y agoThere needs to be more voices demanding TF fully support opencl
- rspeer 9y agoThere need to be more hardware companies putting any effort into ML. (Besides, say, Alphabet, which seems to be acting as a hardware company whose only customer is themselves.) Intel has indicated that they're working on it, and that's who I'm hoping for right now. If Intel came up with on-chip ML operations that are fast enough and made them work with, say, TensorFlow and PyTorch, I think that researchers would abandon Nvidia pretty much instantly. I've never had to worry about my "Intel driver" breaking.