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> Not really. The engineering effort of rewriting the entire codebase into a different language is astronomical.

Not to mention that python is actually a good language choice for many types of environments, and basically the industry standard for fields like ML/AI and supporting data pipelines.

Wherever python is used for heavy duty number crunching or large data volumes, most processing is handled by libraries written in other languages, while python is handling program flow and some small parts that need custom code. The large part can currently be quite expensive.

Migrating the whole codebase to another language for such setups would simply be absurd.

Still, for the small percentage of such codebases that DOES do semi-heavy data crunching, real multithreading would be nice so one can avoid resorting to multi-processing or implementing these parts as custom C++ libraries, or similar.