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The comparison is between setups with different amounts of GPU RAM and there's no quantification of final performance/price.

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So? If you get twice the RAM at a comparable price and that leads to twice the performance, what's wrong with comparing that?

Nothing wrong - just for transparency.

Also, the price difference is not quantified.

Additionally, CUDA is a known and tangible software stack - can I try out this "MK1 FLywheel" on my local (AMD) hardware?

None of those things matter, if all you're looking to do is run your existing workloads on mi300x in the cloud. You get more bang per buck by going AMD.

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