Google released Chrome 91 a few days ago, but today it revealed to Chromium blog that the new version has the Sparkplug compiler but also the short builtin calls, which makes the Browser 23% faster than before.
With a huge number of people using Google Chrome, combined with speed improvements, the company estimates it will save 17 years of CPU time with these latest changes.
Sparkplug is a new JavaScript compiler that manages to run code very fast while optimizing it (the code) for best performance. Short inline calls, on the other hand, are a mechanism used by the V8 JavaScript engine to optimize the use of generated code within μνήμη of the computer. This boosts performance by avoiding indirect jumps when calling functions, something that will obviously be more useful on Apple M1 chips.
Google Chrome is based on four key principles, according to the Chromium blog. speed, better safety, stability and simplicity. With the new Sparkplug compiler and short built-in calls that deliver a significant speed boost to each page's load times, boosting Chrome's speed and stability, Chrome will likely continue to be browser used by the majority.
