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by nerpderp82
842 days ago
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Shimming CUDA is a waste of effort that only reinforces Nvidia's market dominance. Targeting higher level interfaces, Jax, Taichi, ArrayFire, etc is imho a better strategy. We have already seen systems like LLama.cpp and their ilk support alternative backends for training and inference. Now the vast majority of the compute cycles have centered around a handful of model architectures, implementing those specific architectures in whatever bespoke hardware isn't difficult. Target specific applications not the whole complex library/language layer. |
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