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This isn’t a solution for pros because it will always play catch up and Nvidia can always add things to make it difficult. This is like emulation.
by m3kw9 2y ago
This isn’t a solution for pros because it will always play catch up and Nvidia can always add things to make it difficult. This is like emulation.
- bachmeier 2y ago> it will always play catch up That's not important if the goal is to run existing CUDA code on AMD GPUs. All you have to do is write portable CUDA code in the future regardless of what Nvidia does if you want to keep writing CUDA. I don't know the economics here, but if the AMD provides a significant cost saving, companies are going to make it work. > Nvidia can always add things to make it difficult Sounds like Microsoft embedding the browser in the OS. It's hard to see how doing something like that wouldn't trigger an antitrust case.
- dboreham 2y agoPros will end up overruled by bean counters if it works.
- ok123456 2y agoIt's not emulation. It's a compiler.