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The real question is: is this from lack of effort or simply from NVidia's headstart? Will it get better?
by BoingBoomTschak 2y ago
The real question is: is this from lack of effort or simply from NVidia's headstart? Will it get better?
- noch 2y ago> Will it get better? It won't, not in any way that will make AMD approximately competitive with Nvidia. AMD, unlike Nvidia, seems unable to prioritize developers. Here's a summary of last week's charlie-fox when the TinyGrad team attempted to get 2 MI300s for on-premises testing and was rebuffed by an AMD representative. https://x.com/dehypokriet/status/1879974587082912235 https://x.com/dehypokriet/status/1879974587082912235
- musicale 2y agoBoth, really. It will get better, but Nvidia seems to be creating CUDA libraries for all kinds of applications, so the moat is constantly widening/deepening.