They've been doing it all the time and it's called HIP. Nowadays it works pretty well on a few supported GPUs (CDNA 3 and RDNA 4).

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mathisfun123 8 minutes ago | parent | next [-]

it's astounding to me how many people pop off about "AMD SHOULD SUPPORT CUDA" not knowing that HIP (and hipify) has been around for literally a decade now.

	▲	colordrops 7 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		Please explain to me why all the major players are buying Nvidia then? Is HIP a drop in replacement? No. You have to port every piece of software you want to use. It's ridiculous to call this a solution.

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colordrops 7 minutes ago | parent | prev [-]

Please. If HIP worked so well they would be eating into Nvidia's market share.

First, it's a porting kit, not a compatibility layer, so you can't run arbitrary CUDA apps on AMD GPUs. Second, it only runs on some of their GPUs.

This absolutely does not solve the problem.