The inevitable fight here is between ROCm which may have, 100s of AMD engineers working on it and related verticals, at best, without significant changes at the

The inevitable fight here is between ROCm which may have, 100s of AMD engineers working on it and related verticals, at best, without significant changes at the company, plus whatever contributions they can muster from the community. I think at least headcount check, CUDA had thousands of engineers working on it and related verticals. I know there's a philosophy that states, eventually, open source eats everything, however, this one seems like there is so much catch up that AMD will need to spend big and fast to get off the ground competitively.