Faster AI coding infrastructure on any hardware
The inference backbone for AI-powered code editors and developer tools. Serve coding LLMs with compiler-optimized latency on NVIDIA, AMD, and Apple Silicon — from cloud to on-device.

Why AI coding companies choose Modular
Compiler-native speculative decoding
Code generation thrives on speculative decoding - draft tokens from a smaller model, verified by the full model in a single pass. MAX compiles both models and the verification logic as one fused graph through MLIR. No runtime coordination overhead between draft and target. Faster time-to-first-token and higher throughput on the long completions code generation demands.
DRAFT + VERIFY COMPILED AS ONE FUSED GRAPH
GPU vendor flexibility at scale
Code completion traffic is massive and sustained - every keystroke can trigger inference. Run on NVIDIA or AMD from the same container and shift workloads based on price-performance. When you're serving millions of completions per day, GPU vendor choice compounds into significant cost savings.
MILLIONS OF COMPLETIONS. GPU CHOICE MATTERS.
90% smaller serving footprint
Code generation at scale means thousands of model replicas. MAX's <700MB runtime versus 7GB+ alternatives means 10x faster replica spin-up, dramatically lower storage costs, and simpler orchestration. When a new model version drops, roll it out across your fleet in seconds, not minutes.
<700MB PER REPLICA. 10X FASTER ROLLOUTS AT SCALE.
Custom attention and decoding strategies
Building a novel speculative decoding strategy? Sliding-window attention for code-specific patterns? Repository-aware context management? Write it in Mojo with full kernel access. Compile once for any GPU target.
Full-stack programmability in Mojo
The best code LLMs
Kimi K2.5, DeepSeek V3.2, and every major code-optimized model - pre-optimized and ready to serve out of the box. New code models land in MAX within days of release. Run them on NVIDIA or AMD with zero configuration. Fine-tuned a code model on your proprietary codebase? Deploy it on the same infrastructure with the same compiled performance.
THE LATEST OPEN WEIGHT CODING LLMS. READY FOR YOU.
Production use cases
Real-time autocomplete as developers type. The workload that defines AI coding: sub-200ms TTFT, high throughput during business hours, graceful scaling during off-peak. MAX continuous batching handles traffic spikes without latency degradation. Fireworks serves Cursor at 3X cost savings — Modular adds hardware portability on top.

Conversational code assistance with long-context models. Serve 256K+ context windows efficiently with MAX KV-cache optimization. Same model serves chat, completion, and review endpoints from one deployment. Sourcegraph achieved 2.5X higher fix acceptance on Fireworks — Modular delivers the same compiler-level optimization with GPU portability.

Multi-step code generation, testing, and iteration. AI coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, Devin) require high-throughput batch inference alongside low-latency interactive completions. MAX serves both workload patterns from one deployment — on whichever GPU has the best price-performance.

Local code completion on developer laptops using Apple Silicon GPU inference. For air-gapped enterprise environments, classified codebases, or zero-latency offline development. No other inference platform offers a cloud-to-device portability path for coding models.

Modular vs. the competition
At scale, the math is simple. A Cursor-class product serving 1M developers at 10 requests/keystroke makes billions of inference calls per day. The GPU bill is the single largest cost line. Hardware portability isn’t a nice-to-have — it’s the difference between profitable and underwater.
- Hardware Portability
Serve on whichever GPU has the best price-performance this quarter. NVIDIA today, AMD tomorrow, both for resilience. Negotiate from strength.
- Efficient Runtime Footprint
90% smaller runtime = lower storage, bandwidth, and cold start costs across your fleet. At 10,000 GPU instances, this is millions per year.
- Hybrid Cloud + On-Device
On-device inference shifts variable workloads to user hardware. Hybrid cloud + local for cost-efficient burst capacity.
- Cross-GPU Speculative Decoding
Compiler-native speculative decoding across all GPU targets. Same speed optimization, any hardware.
- Alternatives
- Vendor Lock-In
NVIDIA-only. No pricing leverage. When demand spikes, you pay whatever NVIDIA charges.
- Bloated Runtime Footprint
7GB+ runtime per instance. Storage and bandwidth costs compound across every instance in your fleet.
- Cloud-Only Architecture
Cloud-only. Every keystroke hits your GPU fleet. No local offload path. No hybrid architecture.
- Hardware-Specific Optimization
Speculative decoding on NVIDIA only (FireAttention, vLLM). Rewrite required for any other target.hitecture.
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Distributed, large-scale online inference endpoints
Highest-performance to maximize ROI and latency
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