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Run large language models entirely in the browser via WebAssembly — the high-profile 2025-2026 path to private, client-side LLM inference.
A modern Rust framework for building multi-threaded frontend web applications compiled to WebAssembly.
The complete C/C++ to WebAssembly compiler toolchain with POSIX emulation, OpenGL-to-WebGL translation, and pthreads support.
A cross-platform WebAssembly runtime with WASIX, WASI 0.2 default, jco support, and a public package registry.
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Memory64 in 2026: Breaking the 4GB Ceiling in Browsers and Servers
Memory64 is finally here: shipped in Chrome 133, production-ready in Wasmtime and WasmEdge, and wired up in Rust via wasm-bindgen 0.2.120. Here's what changes, what doesn't, and how to use it today.
The State of WebAssembly in 2026
WASI 0.3 is stable, the Component Model is the default in Wasmtime and Wasmer, and Wasm is running on edge nodes, in LLMs, and inside your IDE. Here's the 2026 reality.
Top 10 WebAssembly Projects You Should Know About
From Figma's collaborative canvas to a full Python runtime in the browser, WebAssembly is powering some of the most ambitious projects on the web. Here are ten — refreshed for mid-2026 — that showcase what the technology can really do.
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