Nope. If you can run a language model on Nvidia that lets you fire a load of people, and you can't run it on amdgpu, AMD aren't going to sell you any hardware.

Nope. If you can run a language model on Nvidia that lets you fire a load of people, and you can't run it on amdgpu, AMD aren't going to sell you any hardware. Even if it was cheaper. Even when you can run on both, electricity costs can dominate capital. I remember reading something that amounted to xeons cost so much more to run than epyc chips that even if the xeon chips are given away free it's cheaper to buy the epyc ones, assuming they'll be running for more than some smallish number of months.