Hi allI followed some advice her and yes, IBM has a pretty advanced SIMD architecture from z13 onward. I am not sure about previous attempts, but the current architecture seems to be pretty advanced. BTW IBM claims that with 'arch(12)' COBOL. PL/I, C, Java will use that facility at least partially see https://ibmsystemsmag.com/IBM-Z/01/2018/vector-facility-z14 Ze'ev Atlas
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