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Is Intel supporting CUDA/PTX? It will only ever be a consumer GPU if not. Ryzen is building Radeon cores into EVERY new Ryzen 7000 part and with CPUs getting HB
by nerpderp82 4y ago
Is Intel supporting CUDA/PTX? It will only ever be a consumer GPU if not. Ryzen is building Radeon cores into EVERY new Ryzen 7000 part and with CPUs getting HBM, the need for a discrete GPU that just does graphics isn't necessary for the vast number of applications.
- touisteur 4y agoWell, no. They're all in OneAPI, and DPC++/SYCL, which if they manage to make it not suck too much, may be far better to use and evolve than OpenCL. Yeah you have to port most stuff, but BLAS/mkl and onednn/openvino are getting (slowly) there. That's the first steps and with that they get some hpc or machine learning creds. I really wish they'd focus for good on making their sw stack better, debuggable, tooled and far more optimized. No more rebranding, cryptic error messages, outdated docs, hard to install/dev/profile stuff, please.