Gunnar Morling • 3/8/2021

FizzBuzz – SIMD Style!

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This technical article examines Java 16's new Vector API (JEP 338), which provides portable SIMD (Single Instruction, Multiple Data) operations. Using the classic FizzBuzz problem as an example, it demonstrates how developers can write explicitly vectorized algorithms to leverage CPU-level parallelism for performance improvements, moving beyond JIT auto-vectorization.

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