the main question is going to be software stack. NVIDIA is already shipping NVFP4 kernels and perf is looking good. It took a really long time after MI300X's that the FP8 kernels were OK (not even good, compared to almost perfect FP8 support in NVIDIA side of things).
I will doubt that they will be able to reach %60-70 of the FLOPs in majority of the workloads (unless they hand craft and tune a specific GEMM kernel for their benchmark shape). But would be happy to be proven wrong, and go buy a bunch of them
I will doubt that they will be able to reach %60-70 of the FLOPs in majority of the workloads (unless they hand craft and tune a specific GEMM kernel for their benchmark shape). But would be happy to be proven wrong, and go buy a bunch of them