HHVM vs PHP
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PHP 7.0 RC1 Is Running Much Faster Than PHP5, But Still Not Beating HHVM
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PHP Responding To Competition, Improves
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PHP 7.0 Is Showing Very Promising Performance Over PHP 5, Closing Gap With HHVM
With PHP 7.0 RC2 having just been released, I've been testing it out thoroughly across a range of Linux systems at Phoronix. To the say the least, the performance claims made by PHP developers about the upcoming PHP7 release are very accurate: it's pretty darn fast and about twice as fast as PHP 5.6. Here are some benchmarks I did on Ubuntu Linux x86_64 comparing the performance of PHP 7.0 RC2 to PHP 5.3/5.4/5.5/5.6, along with some HHVM results tossed in at the end.
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PHP 7.0 Nearing Release, Performance Almost As Good As HHVM
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