Unlikely; that is almost in no-one's interests. The story down that path is ROCm gets 95% of the way there feature wise, then Nvidia catches a sudden case of co

Unlikely; that is almost in no-one's interests. The story down that path is ROCm gets 95% of the way there feature wise, then Nvidia catches a sudden case of community spirit and opens up CUDA. Although that is mostly wishful thinking. I expect ROCm probably works quite well on the server, the issues in my experience is that it assumes that the AMD card is dedicated to processing and once it tries to run graphics and compute at the same time it becomes Too Hard to manage memory for both and then the driver locks up. So their buggy drivers basically kill any sort of hobbyist or researcher effort unless there is a dedicated supercomputer on hand. Much better plan to go with Nvidia I assume.