Yeah honestly I’m dumbfounded why all these years AMD still doesn’t have an internal “code red” and get their developer experience up to par with CUDA.
Man if that is anything close to the truth, it would explain a lot and be pretty depressing. It would imply leadership doesn’t understand software at all, and considers it a liability rather than an asset.
It seems that AMD, like many other companies, doesn’t “get” software. It’s a cost-center, a nuisance, not really hard engineering, the community will take care of that, etc. It’s pretty ironic.
Yes. Why is that? Somebody here must have an informed opinion. It seems ludicrous, but also too obvious. What's up?
I found their acquisition of Xilinx (the FPGA company) to predict that they were going all in on a uniform FPGA / GPU / AI ecosystem, but… that didn’t seem to have yielded any integration benefits?
I’m genuinely dumbfounded by what’s up at AMD at this point.