Re:Ask HN: Why hasn't AMD made a viable CUDA alternative?
by guywithahat on Tuesday April 01, 2025 @11:38AM
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The counter point is they could make a higher level version of CUDA which wouldn't necessitate all the other supporting libraries. The draw of cuBLAS is that CUDA is a confusing pain. It seems reasonable to think they could write a better, higher level language (in the same vein as triton) and not have to write as many support libraries
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Re:Ask HN: Why hasn't AMD made a viable CUDA alternative?
by dlewis1788 on Tuesday April 01, 2025 @12:40PM
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100% valid - Nvidia is trying to address that now with cuTile and the new Python front-end for CUTLASS.