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> and would also act as a disincentive for NVIDIA to make breaking changes to CUDA I don't know about that. You could kinda argue the opposite. "We improved CU
by RamRodification 3y ago
> and would also act as a disincentive for NVIDIA to make breaking changes to CUDA
I don't know about that. You could kinda argue the opposite. "We improved CUDA. Oh it stopped working for you on AMD hardware? Too bad. Buy Nvidia next time"
- outside415 3y agoNVIDIA is about ecosystem plays, they have no interest in sabotage or anti competition plays. Leave that to apple and google and their dumb app stores and mobile OSs.
- 0x457 3y ago> NVIDIA is about ecosystem plays, they have no interest in sabotage or anti competition plays. Are we talking about the same NVIDIA? The entire Nvidia GPU strategy for nvidia is - make a feature (or find existing one) that performs better on their cards - pay developers to use (and sometimes misuse) it extensively.
- mnau 3y agoAlso known as OS/2: Redux strategy.
- freeone3000 3y agoMost CUDA applications do not target the newest CUDA version! Despite 12.1 being out, lots of code still targets 7 or 8 to support old NVIDIA cards. Similar support for AMD isn’t unthinkable (but a rewrite to rocm would be).
- lambdaone 3y agoThat's exactly the point I was making above.
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