>gaining market dominance, both in the ML/GPGPU space
Is this really the case? Last I checked all the major Deep Learning toolsets ran off CUDA/cuDNN and there was nothing comparable for AMD hardware.
Is this really the case? Last I checked all the major Deep Learning toolsets ran off CUDA/cuDNN and there was nothing comparable for AMD hardware.
If you know where to look (i.e. it's public but unannounced) you can see that nightly wheels have been built for the last few days. So I would expect that some time between now and the Developer Day in November we'll see ROCm appear on PyTorch's "get started" page.