Based on what I have seen on the current implementation in Mathematica, it would certainly be worth the effort. Now, I have something at stake here: all my computers use Apple Silicon, and I would really like to be able to use the option 'UseGPU' and have it accelerate my computations. (I used the technology when Apple used NVIDIA). Further, it would be in Wolfram's interest to make use of Apple's APIs, since they isolate the code from the hardware.įourth (and this relates to #3), NVIDIA may be the leader, but the technology is hard to work with and breaks frequently. Third, while Apple sometimes tries out new technology (OpenDoc, Touch bar, etc.) that it later abandons, the use of Metal is now almost 10 years old, and is a matter of active development. Second, for the most part, Wolfram Research has been a leader in new technologies, from support of the GUI in Next and Macintosh, to the development of Wolfram|Alpha. First, even though the headquarters for Wolfram Reserch is, indeed, in Illinois (hardly a backwater), the company itself is about as global as one can get. Responding to Yaroslav: I think that this is a bad advice. Finance, Statistics & Business Analysis.

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