Since this doesn't target the majority of GPUs, nor the majority of GPUs used in enterprise compute, why continue to target CUDA? If you target SPIR-V, then thi

Since this doesn't target the majority of GPUs, nor the majority of GPUs used in enterprise compute, why continue to target CUDA? If you target SPIR-V, then this can be used with all the existing modern APIs (Vulkan, OpenCL, OpenGL; Microsoft has a SPIR-V to DXIL translator, and third parties have Vulkan/SPIR-V-on-legacy-API support as well, and there is also at least one project that converts LLVM IR to SPIR-V) ... but if you target NVVM alone, you're stuck on the minority of machines that can run CUDA. Even Nvidia has admitted that SPIR-V is the future, since they are both a major contributor to Khronos specs, but also have a top notch SPIR-V compiler that produces better code for Nvidia GPUs than their NVVM compiler.