Nobody wants to run CUDA anymore. All the mobile SoCs jumped right over that one and have AI coprocessors now. CUDA is what runs on the developer workstation, not the "edge device" as they call it. Like there was a tiny window of software supremacy there, then everyone remembered how matrix multiplication works.
What are you even talking about? Jumped over? It was literally never an option (and still isn't). That said, compute shaders are indeed used on mobile SOCs but even then the install base is pretty abysmal.
Maybe nVidia will decide to push this type of tech a lot harder.
