Steel Bank Common Lisp version 2.6.7

Fun fact I learned from a Func Prog podcast: the name Steel Bank is a play on it's origin as Carnegie-Mellon Common Lisp (Carnegie made his fortune in Steel, while Mellon did so with Banks):

https://www.sbcl.org/history.html

I wonder sometimes how the world would look like if lisp won and the unit of deployment was a lisp machine image, if that makes sense. How would a kubernetes optimized for lisp look like? How would AWS EC2 look like? etc.

If any SBCL dev is here, please add documentation for how to use the memory arena feature. The only doc is an very old proposal document.

    * the SB-SIMD contrib now supports ARM64. (Thanks to Sylvia Harrington)
    * AVX512 instructions are now supported on X86-64. (Thanks to Robert Smith and Arthur Miller)
    * additional support for SIMD instructions on ARM64 and X86-64. (Thanks to Arthur Miller)

If memory serves, traditionally, CCL (Clozure Common Lisp [0]) had better support for Windows but SBCL was unbeatable for speed. Is that still the case?

[0] https://ccl.clozure.com/

Great to see the project is still going strong, I kinda want to try CL but I always feel like I don't have a great use-case.

I'm going pretty deep on Lisp on accident - can anybody give me more context on this?

Great semver number