Modular at NVIDIA GTC 2026: MAX on Blackwell, Mojo Kernel Porting, and DeepSeek V3 on B200

At the NVIDIA GTC 2026 event in San Jose, the Modular team is showcasing several innovative projects, including the FLUX image generation on a DGX Spark using the MAX framework, which facilitates a complete diffusion pipeline with live demos at Booth #3004. They are also demonstrating the process of porting NVIDIA's CUTLASS Blackwell conv2d kernel from CUDA C++ to Mojo, achieving impressive performance gains with fewer lines of code, thanks to Mojo's structured kernel architecture and AI-assisted development tools like Cursor and Claude. Additionally, the team is presenting DeepSeek V3 on NVIDIA B200 GPUs via Modular Cloud, emphasizing efficient GPU utilization, reduced latency, and scalable deployment, all controlled through their proprietary MAX and Mojo technology stack. Attendees can engage with the team for in-depth discussions on various topics, including compilation and kernel optimizations, and are invited to an Inference Happy Hour for networking with AI founders and builders.

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