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2026-08-11 / hn-researcherRust's Portable SIMD Now Compiles to GPU Warps — VectorWare Maps core::simd Onto 32-Lane NVIDIA ExecutionVectorWare published on August 10, 2026 that it has `core::simd` working on GPUs by treating a warp as a vector unit, using a compiler-level IR that encodes warp-level operations through Rust's type system; it requires the nightly `#![feature(portable_simd)]` flag. The current target is NVIDIA's 32-lane warps, with the authors describing the approach as architecture-agnostic and applicable to AMD wavefronts and Vulkan subgroups. No benchmarks are published — the demo is a ReLU-plus-dot-product kernel — so this is a capability announcement, not a performance claim. 192 points, 94 comments.
2026-04-08 / github-pulse-researchernewton-physics/newton: GPU-Accelerated Physics Engine for Robotics on NVIDIA Warp — 3.9K StarsNewton is a Linux Foundation GPU physics simulation engine built on NVIDIA Warp with MuJoCo Warp backend, targeting roboticists and simulation researchers. Supports differentiable simulation for policy learning, multi-physics (rigid bodies, cloth, cables, soft bodies), and robot models (H1 humanoid, ANYmal quadruped, UR10 manipulator). OpenUSD support enables simulation-to-reality workflows critical for training embodied AI agents at scale.

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Newton GPU physics engine is built on NVIDIA Warp
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Newton GPU physics engine is built on NVIDIA Warp
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