The software they created converts Python commands into machine code executed directly in the computer's memory. This new computer language is dubbed PyPIM (Python Processing-in-Memory).

You can create and render Quarto files with any plain text editor and your terminal, just as you can with R or Python scripts, since they are plain text and not binary files.

While processor speeds and memory storage capacities have surged in recent decades, overall computer performance remains constrained by data transfers, where the CPU must retrieve and process data ...