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- Published on May 27, 2023
- In Global Tech
Why Big Techs Are Pushing Rust
Rust is bigger than ever among Google, Apple, Microsoft, and Meta.
- By Anirudh VK
Developers love Rust, and that’s no secret. However, the love for this language goes beyond developers, as it seems that tech giants such as Apple, Google, Microsoft and others also love this fast and secure language. Their love for Rust is so much that they’re even prepared to ditch their internal languages, which they spent millions of dollars creating.
Due to its host of benefits, Rust is seeing adoption across the tech stacks of big companies. Google, Apple, Microsoft, Meta, and more have all adopted Rust in some way or form. This new, much-loved programming language is filling a very important niche for companies with large, old code-bases: that of a modern low-level programming language.
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