Yeah, that kinda sucks, but, all their new generation onboard GPUs are supported by ROCm. e.g. Ryzen AI 395 and 400 series which will be found in mid-to-high end laptops and desktops and motherboards. They seem to have realized that the reason Nvidia is kicking their ass is that people can develop with CUDA on all sorts of hardware, including their personal laptop or desktop.
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Yeah, that kinda sucks, but, all their new generation onboard GPUs are supported by ROCm. e.g. Ryzen AI 395 and 400 series which will be found in mid-to-high end laptops and desktops and motherboards. They seem to have realized that the reason Nvidia is kicking their ass is that people can develop with CUDA on all sorts of hardware, including their personal laptop or desktop.