Qualcomm has completed its acquisition of Modular, an AI-native software infrastructure company whose platform helps developers optimize and deploy generative and agentic AI workloads across different types of computing hardware. Financial terms of the acquisition were not disclosed. The transaction combines Modular’s software platform with Qualcomm Technologies’ high-performance, energy-efficient computing products. Qualcomm expects the combination to strengthen its ability to provide more complete AI solutions spanning devices, edge infrastructure and data centers. Modular gives developers a unified software environment for building and deploying AI applications across heterogeneous computing systems. Qualcomm believes the acquisition will help address one of the AI industry’s central challenges: enabling models and applications to run efficiently across a wide range of hardware without forcing developers to rewrite or extensively modify their software for each environment. The combined platform will support generative AI and agentic AI systems. Qualcomm plans to expand the technology across data center systems, edge infrastructure, personal computing devices and industrial AI applications. The acquisition is also intended to give Modular additional scale, financial resources and access to Qualcomm’s developer, enterprise and hardware ecosystems. Qualcomm said Modular’s commitment to an open and heterogeneous computing ecosystem will continue following the transaction.