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HTEC and Modular Extend MAX and Mojo to Google TPU, Cutting AI Hardware Enablement from Years to Months

PALO ALTO, Calif., September 08, 2026--HTEC, a global AI-first engineering and technology services company, and Modular have demonstrated Modular's AI software stack running on Google's TPU architecture. Presented at ModCon 2026, the work shows that support for a new silicon target can be delivered by extending an existing software foundation rather than rebuilding it for each accelerator.

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Stocks· September 08, 2026 at 10:17 AM
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PALO ALTO, Calif., September 08, 2026--HTEC, a global AI-first engineering and technology services company, and Modular have demonstrated Modular's AI software stack running on Google's TPU architecture. Presented at ModCon 2026, the work shows that support for a new silicon target can be delivered by extending an existing software foundation rather than rebuilding it for each accelerator.

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