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That's besides the point. They are offering ML solutions. I believe pytorch and most other stuff works decently well on their datacenter/hpc GPUs these days. Th
by KeplerBoy 2y ago
That's besides the point. They are offering ML solutions. I believe pytorch and most other stuff works decently well on their datacenter/hpc GPUs these days. They just haven't managed to offer something attractive to small scale enterprises and hobbyists, which costs them a lot of midshare in discussions like these.
But they're definitely aware of AI/ML stuff, pitching it to their investors, acquiring other companies in the field and so on.
- mrguyorama 2y agoMeanwhile the complete lack of enthusiast ML software for their consumer grade cards mean they can put gobs of GPU memory on their GPUs without eating into their HPC business line. I feel like that's something they would be explaining to their investors if it was intentional though.
- KeplerBoy 2y agoNot sure which complete lack you're talking about. You can run the SotA open source image and text generation models on the 7900 xtx. They might be one or two iterations behind their nvidia counterparts and you will run into more issues, but there is a community.