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    "byline": "David Chase and Junyang Shao\n      24 September 2026",
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    "excerpt": "Go 1.26 and 1.27 include experimental APIs for Single Instruction Multiple Data (SIMD) operations. SIMD is a native feature of many modern CPUs that allows software to perform uniform operations across vectors of data very quickly, such as adding 8 pairs of float64 values in a single instruction. It can significantly speed up many computationally-intensive tasks, ranging from cryptography to data processing to AI. In fact, Go\u2019s Green Tea garbage collector even makes use of SIMD to accelerate scanning memory for live objects.",
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