> Which is what I thought kept everyone using Nvidia.
Once an organization is big enough to have AI-platform or AI-infra teams, you stop being hung-up on details like CUDA; resources will be invested to make whatever abstractions the AI researchers and engineers rely on (e.g. Torch) will be made to work, and work well.
Once an organization is big enough to have AI-platform or AI-infra teams, you stop being hung-up on details like CUDA; resources will be invested to make whatever abstractions the AI researchers and engineers rely on (e.g. Torch) will be made to work, and work well.