NVIDIA’s open-source praise looks less convincing next to CUDA
JJitsev · x · 2026-07-26
In a reply thread, the author argues that while NVIDIA’s document praises open source, it is fair to question how authentic that stance is.
The comparison is pointed: AMD’s ROCm is open source, while NVIDIA’s CUDA is not. The underlying point is not that Anthropic should open-source everything, but that companies should not block others from doing so.
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