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SQLite Rewritten in Rust as Turso

Fireship·June 19, 2026·high confidence

Why it matters

  • →Turso leverages Rust's safety features, potentially enhancing database security.
  • →The rewrite could lead to performance improvements over traditional SQLite.
  • →Turso introduces new features, offering developers more options in database management.
SQLite Rewritten in Rust as Turso
©Fireship

SQLite, a widely trusted database engine, has been rewritten in the Rust programming language and is now called Turso. This new version retains the core functionality of SQLite while adding unique features not previously available. Rust's reputation for safety and performance suggests that Turso could offer enhanced security and efficiency. This development marks a significant shift in database technology, providing developers with a modern alternative to the traditional SQLite.

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