techradar.com - 6/30/2009
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Nvidia has hinted that it has a project in the works that will enable Nvidia's CUDA technology on AMD GPUs. At a recent roundtable event, Nvidia's chief scientist Bill Dally explained why a developer would write an app using C with CUDA extensions if it wouldn't work on AMD GPUs. "In the future ...
theinquirer.net - 7/1/2009
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theinquirer.net —
THE OLD COBBLERS that Nvidia is busily chipping
away trying to adapt its Cuda technology to AMD's...
GPUs has emerged yet again, seemingly over some confusing comments made by the Green Goblin's chief scientist, Bill Dally. In a roundtable discussion, ...
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Amd won't let nvidia's cuda run on its gpus
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Nvidia Wants to Make CUDA Industrial Standard
X-bit labs —
... did not elaborate much, it seems that Nvidia wants to make CUDA an industrial standard that would compete against Microsoft DirectX compute shaders as well as OpenCL application programming interfaces. In the future you will be able to run C with CUDA extensions on a broader range of platforms, so I don't think that will be a fundamental limitation. I am familiar with some projects that are underway to enable CUDA on other platforms, said Bill Dally at a roundtable event , reports TechRadar web-site. Although the chief scientist of the graphics chip designer did not ...
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NVIDIA to make CUDA work on AMD GPUs?
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... TechRadar reports NVIDIA has hinted that it's working on a project to enable the company's CUDA technology on AMD GPUs: ...
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