Apr 21, 2023 · Overall, if you're buying into AMD, you're buying into the promises of tomorrow. Today there isn't much going for AMD in the AI space and Nvidia is basically king at the moment. There will be all these talks about "xFormers is coming for AMD soon", "Shark will have training soon", "AMD will be equal to Nvidia soon".

Jan 5, 2019 · Common software for which are open source should be compatible with AMD cards - introducing their own software after software becomes industry standard doesn’t provide sufficient support for AMD to be viable. This is particularly true when the less common usage AMD means that there’s less community support for isssues associated with AI on AMD.

Yep, AMD and Nvidia engineers are now in an arm's race to have the best AI performance. Amd's stable diffusion performance now with directml and ONNX for example is at the same level of performance of Automatic1111 Nvidia when the 4090 doesn't have the Tensor specific optimizations. 20.76 it/s for 7900xtx on Shark, and 21.04 it/s for A1111.

Jul 25, 2023 · AMD is prepping for AI Inference in video games using game data that will already be in the GPU's ram to allow video game developers to create more intelligent npc's and AI generated game features/mechanics. They are not doing this for FSR. It's also likely why Microsoft has invested heavily in AMD and OpenAI.

Nov 28, 2022 · And with Microsoft dipping into AMD, I guarantee you AMD is going to be AI Competitive really soon. Rocm already is, and Microsoft will make it so that can happen. Let's not forget that while Nvidia might have AI dominance and gpu dominance atm, Microsoft owns the Dominant 3d graphics API and could easily see to it that AI tech to first pop up ...

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Performance-wise, they *mostly* run ok. If you don't compare then to workloads that can run on Nvidias AI cores. But your locking yourself out of CUDA which means a very large chunk of AI applications just won't work, and I'd rather pull teeth then try …

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AMD may still find itself behind the 8 ball so to speak because Nvidia is able to churn out AI designs at a much faster rate. But MI300 looks like it can fill in gaps on supply where companies need product.

If AMD is able to sell every AI chip they make, there is a potential of 20B+ revenue just for AI chips alone. Other tailwind to AMD in the next 2 years: A window of opportunity to gain significant laptop CPU market share as Intel failed its execution (both timing and performance). There could be a breakthrough point in AMD's relationship with ...