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But even if Intel have stable optimized drivers and ML support, it'd still need to be supported by PyTorch/etc for most developers to want to use it. People wan
by HarHarVeryFunny 3y ago
But even if Intel have stable optimized drivers and ML support, it'd still need to be supported by PyTorch/etc for most developers to want to use it. People want to write at high level, not at CUDA-type level.
- VHRanger 3y agoIntel is supported in Pytorch, though. It's supported from their own branch, which is presumably a big annoyance to install, but they do work
- HarHarVeryFunny 3y agoI just tried googling for Intel's PyTorch, and it's clear as mud as to exactly what's run on the GPU and what is not. I assume they'd be bragging about it if this ran everything on their GPU the same as it would on NVDIA, so I'm guessing it just accelerates some operations.