Considering I’ve worked for the world’s biggest corporations, medium sized corporations, and startups, I don’t think it’s lost on me. All I said is that the market for single user machine CUDA is marginal which is precisely where Windows dominates, thus even if Mojo doesn’t have windows support to start, it’s not competitively where they need to be.

You’ve been rude and dismissive and raised completely unrelated software, but you haven’t actually figured out a way to attack that claim that single user GPU compute isn’t actually important.

AMD seems to be doing quite well and NVidia is also getting all its revenue and and market cap from cloud GPUs not single user desktops and laptops so I really don’t understand your point - it doesn’t seem to be grounded in the tactical and strategic decisions anyone is making. That’s precisely why Nvidia continue to cripple their consumer parts to avoid them being used by corporations who don’t want to pay the markup for server parts. But even those corporations who would buy NVidia GPUs in bulk would still be doing compute with Linux clusters, not Windows.