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AMD should clone Cuda. It may be hard but no reason why it can’t be done. Except AMD doesn’t seem very good at doing software. Thought maybe an open source e
by andrewstuart 3y ago
AMD should clone Cuda.
It may be hard but no reason why it can’t be done.
Except AMD doesn’t seem very good at doing software.
Thought maybe an open source effort could do it.
- touisteur 3y agoHIP is their effort to do that. Not sure they're putting enough dev and optimization effort to extract actual max perf from their hardware. So you're putting one (or 16) 300W board in your system with lower efficiency, risk of no support, bad long term support. And for (easier, more efficient) training you need large memory and hug interconnect. Only NVIDIA has this combination. I'll wait until I see XeLink bridged/switched servers actually in prod, benchmarkable by any noob, before I touch Intel GPUs for training. And if you were thinking H100s were unobtainium, try buying Intel Gaudi stuff...