Dell has reportedly asked its customers not to supply AMD's latest graphics cards to China and 22 other locations.
  • virtualmnemonic@alien.topBEnglish
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    10 months ago

    RDNA3 is lacking in AI performance today, but there’s no real reason to believe it can not compete if given billions for software development. The specs are there, but the software (in comparison to NVIDIA) is in a laughable state. For now.

    • From-UoM@alien.topBEnglish
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      10 months ago

      People also have the misconception that cuda is the only software advantage.

      Their AI foundries and AI Enterprise. are their biggest AI software and support.

      Jensen at Microsoft Ignite told Satya that they want be the TSMC of AI.

      Just like cpu/gpu makers use tsmc foundries to make chips,

      Companies will use Nvidia foundries like Nemo, bionemo, picaso, etc to make AI models.

      In addition there is their Omniverse and DGX Cloud.

      DGX cloud even allows them to straight up bypass any restrictions and let chinese customers use Hopper chips remotely.

      • dotjzzz@alien.topBEnglish
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        10 months ago

        told Satya that they want be the TSMC of AI.

        That’s just a pipedream. They are peacocking and it’s obviously failing since Microsoft shat directly in their face with Maia.

        Nvidia’s ecosystem advantages will only diminish over the years since Microsoft, Google and Amazon etc will develop their own.

        This is Glide vs Direct3D all over again. You know which one won.

        • From-UoM@alien.topBEnglish
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          10 months ago

          You do know they have already started it right?

          Adobe for example uses Nvidia Foundry for their AI Foundry.

          They have been building these foundries for years now. Before even ai got popular and Microsoft jumped on Open AI