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They’re leading right now by a bit, and when it comes to workloads involving tensor cores or ray tracing they’re burying AMD. I wish CUDA wasn’t vendor locked,
by oivey 6y ago
They’re leading right now by a bit, and when it comes to workloads involving tensor cores or ray tracing they’re burying AMD.
I wish CUDA wasn’t vendor locked, too, but AMD and Intel need to start taking GPGPU software seriously. They’ve dug themselves a massive hole at this point.
- shmerl 6y agoI don't see a need to whitewash Nvidia here. They are nasty lock-in proponents. That doesn't mean AMD and Intel shouldn't invest more in improving the software side of things. Which I think they are doing (like the actual post example), so it should be getting better.