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It currently supports eleven different chunking algorithms and six different fingerprinting algorithms. It supports SIMD acceleration with [VectorCDC](https://www.usenix.org/conference/fast25/presentation/udayashankar) for these algorithms using five different vector instruction sets on Intel, AMD, ARM, and IBM CPUs.
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The following chunking techniques and SIMD accelerations are currently supported by DedupBench.
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The following chunking techniques and vector instruction sets are currently supported by DedupBench.
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# ⚡ DedupBench SIMD Builds
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To use any of the vector-accelerated CDC algorithms, an alternative Dedupbench build is required. We have provided preconfigured files for all algorithms with 8KB chunk sizes for convenience.
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To use any of the vector-accelerated CDC algorithms, an alternative Dedupbench build is required. Choose the right SIMD build when running `install.sh` or use the manual commands commands below. We have provided preconfigured files for all algorithms with 8KB chunk sizes for convenience.
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**_Note that building with the wrong options (such as AVX-256 on a machine without AVX-256 support) may result in compile / runtime errors._**
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