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AMD Quietly Funded A Drop-In CUDA Implementation Built On ROCm: It's Now Open-Source
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Can someone please explain like I’m five what the meaning and impact of this will be? Past posts and comments don’t seem to be very clear. As someone who uses both Linux and macOS professionally for design, this could be a massive game changer for me.
If you already have a cuda workflow and want to use an AMD card, you can do that with this library.
That includes stuff like Stable Diffusion that recommended nvidia cards because it uses CUDA to accelerate image generation?