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Modular's Mojo programming language hits 1.0 milestone

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Developers await open source compiler release to dispel uncertainty following Qualcomm acquisition

Modular's Mojo reached its 1.0 milestone on Tuesday, promising developers a stable, production-ready, general-purpose programming language.

But its primary purpose is more specific: to unify the AI software stack by providing a way to target the diverse set of GPUs, CPUs, ASICs, and other heterogeneous systems that are used to run AI workloads.

Mojo, in conjunction with the MAX inference framework, aspires to make it easier to develop AI software, systems, and tools without being tied to vendor-specific platforms like Nvidia's CUDA (Compute Unified Device Architecture) or AMD's ROCm.

CUDA is Nvidia's proprietary platform for programming GPUs and works with the company's own hardware. Many AI-oriented tech companies that compete with Nvidia would prefer an open source alternative that can be optimized for their particular wares.

Chris Lattner, creator of LLVM, the Clang compiler, the...

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Secretlab's new Atlas office chair drops under $500 with its very first price cut

Secretlab has launched a big sale, promising - and I quote - "Black Friday prices, now", and it includes the recently launched Secretlab Atlas office chair. • Best for: Remote workers who want a firm, supportive office chair that's stylish enough to blend into the home. • The

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Why DPDP compliance is now a CIO problem, not just a legal one

By Chintan Shah, Founder, DPDPGuard.ai Here’s the point worth leading with: DPDP compliance is not, at its core, a legal deliverable it’s an engineering one. Legal counsel can interpret the law, but only technology systems can actually deliver on it the databases that store personal data, the

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The velocity paradox: Why AI governance breaks at machine speed

By Anand Madhav, Vice president – Analytics & AI, Straive An agentic AI system recently processed 400 insurance claims overnight. The committee responsible for overseeing it meets once a week, on Thursdays. That mismatch reveals something more fundamental than a scheduling problem. It exposes a governance model built for decisions that

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Secretlab's new Atlas office chair drops under $500 with its very first price cut

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Why DPDP compliance is now a CIO problem, not just a legal one

The velocity paradox: Why AI governance breaks at machine speed

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