Nobody is arguing that AMD didn't get caught with their pants around their ankles or that they have a great reputation with developers. What matters is their statements and more importantly, actions, moving forward.

Right now, they are cranking out ROCm releases on schedule, contributing to a bunch of AI open source projects, listening to crazy people like George Hotz and have released a GPU product that leapfrogs the H100 and is built on OAM-UBB, at 1/3 the FLOPS/$, while also promoting fast ethernet standards.

I'd call that a pretty good start.