Alternatives

Products that do what Intel SHA Extensions provide 3/4x performance improvement over AVX2 does

1AS
Accelerate SHA256 Computations in Go Using AVX512 instructions▲74
2017 · github.com
2AS
Accelerating SHA256 by 100x in Golang on ARM▲156
2016 · blog.minio.io
3CG
Cloud GPUs for Deep Learning – At 1/3 the Cost of AWS/GCP▲168
2021 · gpu.land
4TB
The BLAKE3 hash function running on a 6502 microprocessor▲91
2022 · github.com
5H3
Homemade 32-bit CPU and OS (2015) [video]▲253
2016 · youtube.com
6TM
Terminal Multiplexer Inspired by I3▲108
2020 · github.com
7AP
A pipelined RISC-V processor written in VHDL▲65
2015 · github.com
8XA
xOS – a 32-bit OS for the PC▲115
2016 · github.com
9VA
Vex, a new way to run things in Python's virtualenvs▲149
2014 · pypi.python.org
10KA
KySync – A C++ rewrite of Zsync with performance boost▲118
2021 · kyall.notion.site
11HF
H2 Forth CPU▲120
2019 · github.com
12HA
HextEdit – A fast and native hex editor for macOS▲88
2021 · hextedit.app
13TP
Turing Pi 2 – a compact ARM cluster with 32 GB RAM▲109
2020 · turingpi.com
14BA
Booste – a cloud-hosted desktop for developers▲86
2019 · devs.booste.io
15MM
Mmm – manual memory management for Go▲72
2015 · github.com
16DW
Different ways to implement virtual machines, benchmarked▲20
2022 · github.com
17AA
An AVR based 8-bit Microcomputer▲43
2015 · usebox.net
18GV
Go version of HighwayHash with optimized assembly implementations▲48
2018 · github.com
19PA
Parametric Activation Pools greatly increase performance in ConvNets▲6
2016 · blog.claymcleod.io
20GB
GPU-backed Linux desktops in the cloud▲23
2016 · paperspace.com
21AL
Azula – Lightweight GPU Accelerated Electron Alternative▲38
2019 · github.com
22PA
Paralyze – a go package that simplifies parallelization▲16
2015 · github.com
23SA
SAWS: A Supercharged AWS CLI▲13
2015 · github.com
24LP
Linux performance monitoring just got a lot easier▲7
2016 · london.netdata.rocks

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