I think the issue is there are different market drivers at play. GPUs are more 'visible' than FPGAs to consumers; there's probably a couple of orders of magnit

I think the issue is there are different market drivers at play. GPUs are more 'visible' than FPGAs to consumers; there's probably a couple of orders of magnitude more people pushing for open source/hackable drivers for GPUs than FPGAs (at least today). So AMD doesn't feel the pressure in the FPGA market, and it's 'easier' to maintain the status quo. I suspect we'll have to wait for a use case where somewhere near as many average users are actually thinking about their FPGA vendor as they do about their GPU vendor before things will change. Maybe an AI/ML application?