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Goal

Rust is defined as a safe, low-level, system programming language directly competing with C++.

How much does it pay for safety in terms of performance ? Can we expect similar performance on idiomatic code ?

In this talk we

  • identify performance weak spots (and strong points) of Rust
  • check how bad (or good) they are in practice
  • propose countermeasures / performance best practices

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The talk was delivered at C++Russia 2026 and also published on