Possible for SOME programs. No evidence that the Rosetta programs are one of these.

In the past there was no evidence that Rosetta runs on Nvidia gpu... :-P

In the past there was no evidence that Rosetta runs on Nvidia gpu... :-P

I remember when it was tried. They ran, but too slowly to be worthwhile.

I remember when it was tried.

Mee to.
But, for example, you have to consider that this thread started 15ys ago.
And 15years, in gpu field, is something like 5 geological eras, both hw and sw.

Code on gpu is a difficult art....

There is A LOT of tools to convert automatically (or semi-automatically) CUDA code to OpenCL/OneApi/SYCL/etc.
From AdaptiveCpp (using C++ as common language between Cuda/OpenCl/Sycl) to SpectralCompute, from HIPIFY to Coriander
But there are 2 problems:
- Nvidia could block your work (as they did with ZLUDA). I know, it's not a good thing for science to block others competitor, but CUDA is closed, so Nvidia can do it.

ZLUDA is back!! And now is focused on AI/Machine Learning.

The Folding@Home team are migrating, for AMD gpu, from OpenCl to AMD HIP.
The tests are indicating that performances are doubled!!

Standard C/C++ code DIRECTLY on GPU (by AMD)