OpenJDK: Panama
tosh
48 points
12 comments
April 05, 2026
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Discussion Highlights (2 comments)
grg0
I love it how Java is "innovating" by catching up to things that other programming languages have had for three decades.
andy800
Part of Panama is the Vector API, currently in "incubation". Kotlin Notebooks are a great dataframe alternative to pandas or polars in Python (and dplyr in R), and work fine for relatively small data sets, but are indeed slower when dealing with calculations on large data. Vectors should reduce that gap significantly.