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It isn't because it further fragments the market. Now you have Nvidia CUDA, AMD "CUDA", Intel oneAPI. At least Intel is building their oneAPI on top of OpenCL
by imtringued 4y ago
It isn't because it further fragments the market.
Now you have Nvidia CUDA, AMD "CUDA", Intel oneAPI. At least Intel is building their oneAPI on top of OpenCL via SYCL which means all AMD has to do is implement a bunch of Intel's OpenCL extensions, which are far from unreasonable (for example, unified shared memory which should have been in OpenCL 2.x instead of shared virtual memory).