Steven Giesel • 4/1/2023

LINQ on steroids with SIMD

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This technical article demonstrates how to use SIMD (Single Instruction Multiple Data) operations via the Vector<T> type in C# to significantly speed up LINQ queries, such as summing a list. It covers integration with C# 10's generic math feature and uses BenchmarkDotNet for performance measurement, while cautioning about complexity and appropriate use cases.

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