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Fil-C 0.679 is a new release of a fanatically compatible memory-safe implementation of C and C++ that uses concurrent garbage collection and invisible capabilities to prevent all memory safety errors without escape hatches.
David Crawshaw argues that while the industry invests in Rust's lack of GC, Jane Street's OCaml with OxCaml demonstrates that GC is beneficial for most code paths, with only 1% needing performance optimization.
This article discusses the decision to revert the incremental garbage collection feature in Python 3.14 and 3.15.
A TokioConf 2026 talk/blog post explores pushing safe Rust to its limits by implementing tracing garbage collection for complex pointer structures, sharing techniques for circular references and raw-pointer GC design.
safe-gc is a new Rust crate that provides a garbage collector implemented entirely without unsafe code, using heap-indexing instead of direct pointer dereferencing to maintain memory safety.