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The gap between Nvidia and AMD isn't that big. At the moment if you want to be involved with cutting edge AI you have to go with Nvidia. There is no evidence at
by roenxi 3y ago
The gap between Nvidia and AMD isn't that big. At the moment if you want to be involved with cutting edge AI you have to go with Nvidia. There is no evidence at all what the situation will be like in 5 years though.
Not to mention that the clock is ticking until other market players start really responding. The situation is very fluid and Nvidia was ready for it, but they haven't discovered a magic formula that lets them overcome commodity economics.
- jsiepkes 3y agoSure, the hardware gap isn't that big. The problem is NVidia controls the software side with CUDA.
- rcbdev 3y agoYes, but unlike behemoths like Broadcom who have successfully locked down certain types of software through patent-fu, Nvidia does not (currently) have a way to stop AMD from creating their own software. This means that with enough incentives - and there are plenty right now - the competition can reasonably catch up in the next 2-3 years.
- consumer451 3y ago> the competition can reasonably catch up in the next 2-3 years. Then how long after that for similar levels of adoption among devs?
- amadeuspagel 3y agoThe situation today is evidence for the situation in 5 years, and yes they discovered a magic formula: the integration of hardware and software.