That’s exciting news, but I can’t help but feel that at least in my field (machine learning), Nvidia is far more sticky than just their compute dominance. As lo

That’s exciting news, but I can’t help but feel that at least in my field (machine learning), Nvidia is far more sticky than just their compute dominance. As long as CUDA is Nvidia proprietary, I just don’t think our team can afford to move. I’m seeing lots of very impressive movements from Tensorflow and Pytorch to support ROCm, but it’s just not at a level yet where it would make good business sense for us to switch, even if AMD GPUs were 50% faster than Nvidia. And it seems like Nvidia is improving and widening their compute stack faster than AMD is catching up.