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Why is Python “slow”? We break down how the GIL worked, why it held older versions of Python back, and what changed now that it’s finally gone from the Python programming language. We compare Python to faster compiled languages like C++ and Rust, talk about where Python still shines, and look at how real engineering teams use it for prototyping, automation, and massive testing systems. Watch this next: ▶ Our previous discussion on Bluetooth 6: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q1V5LgOxTlM ▶ Our previous short on Amazon's AWS DNS disaster: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/KTHZcwktUzQ Chapters: 00:00 Python's Global Interpreter Lock (GIL) 01:46 Scripting vs compiled languages 02:45 Python’s popularity and readability 04:21 Comparing Python with Rust 04:48 Interpreted vs compiled languages 05:14 Python in Speedify 06:32 Future plans for Speedify *** SUBSCRIBE to our channel for more tech discussions like this one. Learn more about Speedify: speedify.com/youtube/ *** Alex Gizis & Speedify devs explain your connectivity and security tech 🛜 You can follow us here: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/speedify Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@speedifylive X: https://x.com/speedify LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/connectify-me/ Bio: Across social media, Speedify CEO Alexander Gizis and engineers discuss the latest internet technologies, including Starlink satellites, Wi-Fi 7, Apple innovations, fiber optics, next-gen routers, remote connectivity, AI, and networking protocols. For the past decade, Alex Gizis and a team of network engineers have been building Speedify. Speedify is a software application that combines DSL, 4G, 5G, WiFi, and satellite connections for faster speeds, greater stability, and security—optimizing your online experience while keeping your data safe. Gear we use: Recording - Ecamm Live Cameras - 3x OBSbot Tiny2 Audio - RODE GO II Wireless Microphones #speedify #techtalk #python #code #coding #technology #cplusplus #perl #podcast