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I look at their financial performance and it’s staggering how they’ve missed the boat - and this is during a huge boom on gaming, crypto, and AI.
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Do they have a good CUDA alternative?
Can't speak to how it compares to CUDA however they are developing ROCm[0] [0]: https://www.amd.com/en/products/software/rocm.html
Maybe the LLM space is better about this, but the generative media side definitely isn't.
AMD has a market share of 0% here, and nobody publishes models with AMD support.
Do they have a good CUDA alternative?
AMD is so far behind on this.
In the other hand though, their 3D Cache chips are amazing
AMD needs to launch drivers, not chips. Who’s going to develop ML models on a card that can’t connect to a popular ML model? I look at their financial performance and it’s staggering how they’ve missed the boat - and this is during a huge boom on gaming, crypto, and AI. Compare: https://valustox.com/AMD VS https://valustox.com/NVDA
AMD needs to launch drivers, not chips. Who’s going to develop ML models on a card that can’t connect to a popular ML model? I look at their financial performance and it’s staggering how they’ve missed the boat - and this is during a huge boom on gaming, crypto, and AI. Compare: https://valustox.com/AMD VS https://valustox.com/NVDA
AMD needs to launch drivers, not chips. Who’s going to develop ML models on a card that can’t connect to a popular ML model? I look at their financial performance and it’s staggering how they’ve missed the boat - and this is during a huge boom on gaming, crypto, and AI. Compare: https://valustox.com/AMD VS https://valustox.com/NVDA
Do they have a good CUDA alternative?
I don't know, but couldn't people use LLMs to drastically lower the cost of switching? Converting a codebase to use a different platform doesn't require creativity.