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by wongarsu
928 days ago
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It's not just drivers though. Nvidia has invested close to two decades into documentation, teaching materials, developer tooling and libraries for CUDA, plus all the work on gaining mindshare. You could probably get 80% there by dedicating enough AMD developers to improving AMD support in existing AI frameworks and software, in parallel with improving drivers and whatever CUDA equivalent they are betting on right now. But it would need a massive concerted effort that few companies seem to be able to pull off (probably it's hard to align the company on the right goals) |
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