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Chennai Company Builds Venutian, a Self-Compiling Programming Language

Chennai Company Builds Venutian, a Self-Compiling Programming Language
Arriving Whole: AICONSORTIUM’s Venutian and a Question India Has Waited to Ask · theprint.in

A company in Chennai is creating a new programming language called Venutian.

A programming language is a way for people to tell computers what to do.

The company is building Venutian and its compiler from the beginning.

It wants Venutian to eventually help compile its own compiler.

The language is intended to be easy to use while also working quickly.

The company says some internal tests made it much faster than Python.

Those results still need to be checked by independent testers.

The project is also meant to help India build more of its own basic technology tools.

Key facts

Project
Venutian programming language
Developer
AICONSORTIUM PRIVATE LIMITED
Location
Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India
Language type
Self-compiling, general-purpose language
Reported performance
Up to 732 times faster than Python on particular internal workloads
Verification status
The performance figures have not been independently verified
Broader goal
Building an ecosystem of tools, libraries and foundations around the language

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