Not Just Memory Safety: How Rust Helps Maintain Efficient Software
Briefly

"Today, 9 years since the first stable release of Rust, we have a large project of 300 people, both volunteers and paid, to contribute to Rust, to improve Rust."
"In the Stack Overflow Developer Survey every year, for the past 8 consecutive years, Rust has been marked as the most loved language, primarily due to its memory safety features."
"Microsoft did some research on the vulnerabilities in their products, and around 70% of them were security vulnerabilities due to memory safety, which Rust would prevent."
"Rust is not just memory safety; it also enables efficient and maintainable code, helping to squeeze every single bit of performance while maintaining developer experience."
Read at InfoQ
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