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Modular announces the 1.0 release of the Mojo programming language, offering a stable foundation for developers building libraries, tools, and applications with enhanced features like Python-style lambdas, improved LSP, and memory safety diagnostics.

ModCon 2026, Modular's annual developer conference on AI compute, takes place August 18, 2026 in San Francisco, featuring keynotes, workshops, and a fireside chat with AI analysts from SemiAnalysis and Artificial Analysis.

Modular has joined Qualcomm, marking a significant milestone for MAX, Mojo, and its developer community, with a livestream AMA planned for Monday, 8/10.

Modular announces ModCon 2026, its annual developer conference themed 'Compute Unlocked,' featuring keynotes, panels, and workshops on AI infrastructure. The event includes investor panels and hands-on Mojo programming sessions.

Modular's ModCon 2026 conference sold out and 10 more seats were opened, featuring speakers like Chris Lattner and major Mojo news announcements.

Modular announces Week 2 of Mojo 101, a free four-week live course teaching Mojo programming from the engineers who built it, covering value ownership and metaprogramming in the upcoming session.

Mojo 101 Session 1 recording is now available on YouTube, covering language fundamentals including project setup, hello world, and Mojo's compilation, static typing, and ownership model.

Modular is hosting a session called Mojo 101 covering syntax to GPU programming, aimed at teaching the Mojo language.

Modular is at the AI Engineer World's Fair demonstrating Mojo, MAX, and Modular Cloud with fast image generation using FLUX.2 on DGX Spark, and real-time video generation.

Mojo, a programming language designed for AI and high-performance computing, will soon become open-source, enabling broader community adoption and contribution.

Qualcomm is aggressively expanding in AI through multiple acquisitions, including Modular (creator of Mojo and MAX inference framework) and potentially Tenstorrent, signaling a significant push against Nvidia's CUDA ecosystem.

Modular announces ModCon 2026 conference in San Francisco on August 18, focusing on AI infrastructure and the open-sourcing of Mojo. The event will feature demos, talks, and networking for developers.

Qualcomm announces the acquisition of Modular, the startup behind the Mojo programming language and AI infrastructure tools, marking a significant move in AI hardware-software integration.

Modular announces a free 4-week Mojo course taught by the Mojo team, covering language fundamentals to GPU programming, starting July 9th on YouTube.

Modular demonstrates two approaches for computing game fields: using SIMD precomputation or compiling a Mojo kernel to WebAssembly for live browser rendering.

A Mojo program uses 8 SIMD lanes to generate game levels based on GPU thermal fields, with heat creating obstacles and coolant adding boosts.

Hippocratic AI partners with Modular to use MAX framework for inference on large language models, achieving sub-500ms TTFT, ~30% faster P99 latency and ~22% faster mean latency at scale on NVIDIA B300 GPUs, with portability to AMD.

Modular releases open-source Mojo agent skills to help AI coding agents produce correct, idiomatic Mojo code, including a demo translating CUDA kernel code to Mojo. Mojo's minimal boilerplate, strict type system, and compile-time validation make it suitable for agentic workflows.

Modular has released the beta version of Mojo 1.0 and is inviting the community to provide feedback and report issues on their forum and GitHub.

Modular announces the Mojo 1.0 Beta, a high-performance programming language that combines Python's ease of use with the speed of compiled languages for AI and systems programming.