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Next-Gen GPU Programming: Hands-On with Mojo and Max Modular HQ

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Re: Next-Gen GPU Programming: Hands-On with Mojo and Max Modular HQ

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It is a noble cause. I've spent ten years of my life using CUDA professionally, outside the AI domain mind you. Most of these years, there was a strong desire to break off of CUDA and the associated Nvidia tax on our customers. But one thing we didn't want was to move from depending on CUDA to depending on another intermediary which would also mean financial drain, like the enterprise licensing these folks want to us…

Also while as language nerd I find Mojo cool, given NVidia's going full speed ahead with Python support in CUDA as announced at GTC 2025, to the point of designing a new IR as basis for their JIT, very few researchers will bother with Mojo. Also what NVIDIA is doing has full Windows support, while Mojo support still isn't there, other than having to make use of WSL.

Why? Will the new Nvidia Python stuff work on AMD GPU and other non-nvidia accelerators?

Re: Next-Gen GPU Programming: Hands-On with Mojo and Max Modular HQ

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post #18

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Also while as language nerd I find Mojo cool, given NVidia's going full speed ahead with Python support in CUDA as announced at GTC 2025, to the point of designing a new IR as basis for their JIT, very few researchers will bother with Mojo. Also what NVIDIA is doing has full Windows support, while Mojo support still isn't there, other than having to make use of WSL.

Why? Will the new Nvidia Python stuff work on AMD GPU and other non-nvidia accelerators?

It still remains to be seen how much that will happen to Mojo and MAX, while most researchers are using CUDA anyway, and best of all, it works on their laptops, which cannot be said for AMD GPU and other non-nvidia accelerators.

Naturally assuming they are using laptops with NVidia GPUs.

Re: Next-Gen GPU Programming: Hands-On with Mojo and Max Modular HQ

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They desperately need to disable whatever noise cancellation they're using on the audio. Keeps cutting out, sounds terrible.

This was the first time we ran an event in the office with this wireless mic setup. We're definitely aware of the problems, and will have them fixed for the next event.
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