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This is increasingly becoming not true. See cutlass and the new release of cufftdx.

• ris 6y ago
  These are both things that are unlikely to ever be able to run on anything other than nvidia hardware. It's hardly a mark in their favour over abusive lock-in practices.
  • shaklee3 6y ago
    Well, of course. They're written in cuda. Why would Nvidia try to write it in a language like opencl that even AMD is moving away from, and instead making fft/blas library calls? At least the source code is there if you wanted to port it.
    • ris 6y ago
      I think it's very clear that I wasn't commenting on what framework they choose to write their projects in, and you're rather deliberately missing my point.
      • shaklee3 6y ago
        > These are both things that are unlikely to ever be able to run on anything other than nvidia hardware. I think it's very clear that the framework was important here. Because you were pointing out that they don't open source much, I pointed out that they do, then you nitpicked by saying it's cuda.