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The Global Interpreter Lock (GIL) has historically restricted Python processes to running only one thread at a time, preventing true multi-threaded parallelism on CPU-bound tasks. This limitation exists primarily for thread safety, avoiding race conditions when multiple threads access shared memory. While multi-processing offers a workaround, it introduces complexity due to process isolation. Python 3.14 introduces the ability to disable GIL, allowing processes to fully utilize multiple CPU cores for the first time. Code examples demonstrate that multi-threading with GIL performs similarly to single-threading, while multi-processing and GIL-free execution show significant performance improvements.

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