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Still better than most folks have access to.

I bet I can do more CUDA with my lame GeForce MX 150 from 2017, than what most people can reach for to do ROCm, and that is how NVidia keeps being ahead.

Yeah, kind of. I have an 6000 Ada and 5090 here.

On a laptop?

Because that is part of my point, that is a laptop GPU.

Oh no, there are high-end desktops. You're right, laptops completely different profiles for these things.

It's a major step forward compared to 2006.

A6000 was released in 2020: https://www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/rtx-a6000.c3686

Nvidia's Quadro naming scheme really is bad these days, isn't it?

I bet there are plenty of papers out there claiming to have used a RTX 6000 instead of a RTX 6000 Ada gen.

The naming scheme is horrible, to be quite frank.

To understand this, consider these names in the order of release time: Quadro RTX 6000, RTX A6000, RTX 6000 Ada, RTX Pro 6000, RTX Pro 6000 Max-Q.