> With AMD, Intel, Tenstorrent, and several other AI chip specialists coming with pytorch compatibility, NVIDIA will eventually have to adapt. I don't see how

> With AMD, Intel, Tenstorrent, and several other AI chip specialists coming with pytorch compatibility, NVIDIA will eventually have to adapt. I don't see how Nvidia has to do anything since PyTorch works just fine on their GPUs, thanks to CUDA. If anything, they're still one of the best platforms and that's definitely not because CUDA isn't competitive. I hate stuff that only works on certain GPUs as much as the next person, but sadly competition has only really started to catch up to CUDA very recently.