Using AVX Intrinsics

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Using AVX intrinsics allows developers to directly harness the power of AVX units for performance-critical sections of their code. Intrinsics are special functions provided by compilers that map directly to AVX instructions, enabling fine-grained control over vectorized operations without writing low-level assembly code.

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