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I think it's still wild that neither Tensorflow nor PyTorch work on Apple's MBP GPUs - AMD can't run ROCm on anything but Linux, and NVIDIA drivers aren't suppo

I think it's still wild that neither Tensorflow nor PyTorch work on Apple's MBP GPUs - AMD can't run ROCm on anything but Linux, and NVIDIA drivers aren't supported if you wanted to get an external GPU.

ypcx 6y ago
There seems to be an ongoing work for Vulcan Compute support for Tensorflow. But the mlir repo moved at the end of 2019 and I don't see where (or if) the discussion and PR continue, because the new repo doesn't even use Github Issues. https://github.com/tensorflow/mlir/issues/60 https://github.com/tensorflow/mlir/pull/118 https://github.com/tensorflow/mlir/
grej 6y ago
This combined with Microsoft's roadmap with a WSL that works on CUDA GPUs is going to cost Apple a lot of ML/AI/HPC developer mindshare. Yes, we do a lot of our work on remote machines, but it's not always the most convenient way to experiment. I doubt my next machine will be a MacBook.