There's not? Both AMD and Intel have GPUs that are competitive in certain market segments. AMD in particular is pretty much even in terms of rasterization performance on the high end. Intel is just new (again) to the game of discrete graphics.
Nvidia, on the other hand, invested tons and tons of money to make CUDA good over the last like 15 years, while AMD has not really put any serious effort into AI/ML workloads. It's mostly a software support problem, not a hardware problem to my understanding.
Nvidia, on the other hand, invested tons and tons of money to make CUDA good over the last like 15 years, while AMD has not really put any serious effort into AI/ML workloads. It's mostly a software support problem, not a hardware problem to my understanding.