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    Phoronix: Wasmer 2.0 Released With Significantly Faster Runtime Performance, Quicker Deserialization

    Going along with a number of other recent WebAssembly interpreter/run-time releases, Wasmer 2.0 has been released as this popular WebAssembly WASI and EmScripten run-time...

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    I wonder how fast carefully optimized WASM SIMD will be compared to native SIMD.

    But I actually couldn't find if this is just some sort of autovectorization using SIMD, or a C SIMD intrinsics (or LLVMIR or whatever) to WASM float (without SIMD) transpiler or explicit SIMD from WASM support. There is a Spec for SIMD in WASM, so I hope/guess it is the last one.

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