Performance-portable, length-agnostic SIMD with runtime dispatch
Expressive Vector Engine - SIMD in C++ Goes Brrrr
PyTurboJPEG is a high-performance Python wrapper for libjpeg-turbo, offering native support for both x86 and ARM architectures.
Pelemay is a native compiler for Elixir, which generates SIMD instructions. It has a plan to generate for GPU code.
A Convolutional Neural Network implemented entirely from scratch in x86-64 assembly using AVX-512, performing cat vs dog image classification without any ML frameworks or libraries.
SIMD-based linear algebra and statistics for data science with dart
Two-dimensional flow solver with GUI using vortex particle and boundary element methods
DSL for SIMD Sorting on AVX2 & AVX512
High-performance Savitzky-Golay filter in C: batch, streaming, and 2D image processing. Embedded-friendly with coefficient export for MCUs. MATLAB-validated.
"Byteslice: Pushing the envelop of main memory data processing with a new storage layout" (SIGMOD'15)
Corium is a modern scripting language which combines simple, safe and efficient programming.
GPU-accelerated 3D vortex methods solver with easy GUI
Memory backbone for AI agents. Four-tier store — working, episodic, semantic, procedural — with decay, consolidation, and association graphs. Fused semantic + hybrid recall, in-process MCP, REST/gRPC, and language SDKs.
A portable modern C++ primitive performance library for 3D Vision & Photo-Mechanics.
n-body-simulation performance test suite
Runtime SIMD dispatch for Zig. Compile once per CPU level, pick the best at startup
SIMD-accelerated Vector math lib
Farukon is a high-performance, Rust-based algorithmic trading platform designed for ultra-low-latency backtesting, multi-strategy optimization, and real-time execution. Built with zero-copy FlatBuffers, SIMD-accelerated calculations, and a multi-threaded event-driven architecture.
SIMD discrete Fourier transform tests and discussion
A High Performance C# wrapper that allows you to get the benefits of SIMD Intrinsics on List<T>.
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