What info have you heard about Fenghua 3? I’d last read that it’s not strictly an AI accelerator but can actually do graphics tasks, which is neat. Would make it more of a competitor to a professional workstation card like an RTX PRO 6000.
I’m most curious about their CUDA compatibility claim. I would expect that to cause a pretty significant performance hit since when writing high-performance CUDA kernels, you generally need to specialize the kernel to the individual GPU (an H100 kernel will look quite different compared to a 4090 kernel, for example). But if in spite of that it can achieve H100 performance, that’d be cool.
What info have you heard about Fenghua 3? I’d last read that it’s not strictly an AI accelerator but can actually do graphics tasks, which is neat. Would make it more of a competitor to a professional workstation card like an RTX PRO 6000.
I’m most curious about their CUDA compatibility claim. I would expect that to cause a pretty significant performance hit since when writing high-performance CUDA kernels, you generally need to specialize the kernel to the individual GPU (an H100 kernel will look quite different compared to a 4090 kernel, for example). But if in spite of that it can achieve H100 performance, that’d be cool.