@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ functions that map well to CPU instructions without extensive compiler
2929transformations. The resulting code is more predictable and robust to code
3030changes/compiler updates than autovectorization.
3131
32- ** Works on widely-used platforms** : Highway supports five  architectures; the
32+ ** Works on widely-used platforms** : Highway supports seven  architectures; the
3333same application code can target various instruction sets, including those with
3434'scalable' vectors (size unknown at compile time). Highway only requires C++11
3535and supports four families of compilers. If you would like to use Highway on
@@ -144,12 +144,13 @@ See also the list at https://repology.org/project/highway-simd-library/versions
144144
145145### Targets  
146146
147- Highway supports 24  targets, listed in alphabetical order of platform:
147+ Highway supports 27  targets, listed in alphabetical order of platform:
148148
149149-    Any: ` EMU128 ` , ` SCALAR ` ;
150150-    Armv7+: ` NEON_WITHOUT_AES ` , ` NEON ` , ` NEON_BF16 ` , ` SVE ` , ` SVE2 ` , ` SVE_256 ` ,
151151    ` SVE2_128 ` ;
152152-    IBM Z: ` Z14 ` , ` Z15 ` ;
153+ -    LoongArch: ` LSX ` , ` LASX ` ;
153154-    POWER: ` PPC8 `  (v2.07), ` PPC9 `  (v3.0), ` PPC10 `  (v3.1B, not yet supported due
154155    to compiler bugs, see #1207  ; also requires QEMU 7.2);
155156-    RISC-V: ` RVV `  (1.0);
@@ -168,6 +169,7 @@ Highway supports 24 targets, listed in alphabetical order of platform:
168169        by defining ` HWY_WANT_AVX3_ZEN4 `  if compiling for static dispatch, but
169170        enabled by default for runtime dispatch),
170171    -    ` AVX3_SPR `  (~ Sapphire Rapids, includes AVX-512FP16)
172+     -    ` AVX10_2 `  (~ Diamond Rapids)
171173
172174Our policy is that unless otherwise specified, targets will remain supported as
173175long as they can be (cross-)compiled with currently supported Clang or GCC, and
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