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Mesa advertises support for OpenCL[1], so the idea of using it as an ML backend isn't ridiculous. But I can't speak to whether or not anybody has actually tried
by mindcrime 3y ago
Mesa advertises support for OpenCL[1], so the idea of using it as an ML backend isn't ridiculous. But I can't speak to whether or not anybody has actually tried to make that work, or where it stands.
[1]: https://www.khronos.org/opencl/ https://www.khronos.org/opencl/
- synergy20 3y agoI think OpenCL lost the battle in ML era, CUDA crashed it, followed by newcomers like SYCL and ROCm these days.
- mindcrime 3y agoOh yeah. I didn't mean to suggest this as something anybody would want to do for any kind of serious use. Just pointing out that, in the abstract, the idea of doing it isn't totally ridiculous.