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Asadbek Kurbonov · Jul 7, 2026

Why Nothing Has Replaced CPython: A 2026 Tour of Python Runtimes

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Python is the most popular programming language in the world, and one of the slowest in wide production use. That combination should be catnip for anyone building a faster runtime — and for fifteen years, people have. There is a version of Python with a tracing JIT that is genuinely several times faster. There are compilers that turn it into native code. There are ports to the JVM and the .NET…

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