Zed Code Editor Releases Version 1.0, Ditches Electron for Rust and GPU Rendering

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According to Beating, Zed code editor released version 1.0 today, replacing Electron with Rust and GPU-accelerated rendering. Built by Nathan Sobo’s team, the editor was rewritten from scratch with a custom UI framework called GPUI that renders directly to GPU shaders like a game engine.

Zed completed a $32 million Series B led by Sequoia in February, bringing total funding to over $42 million. The company also launched Zed for Business, offering centralized billing, role-based permissions, and team management. The editor supports multi-agent AI workflows, Git integration, SSH remote development, and debuggers, with tens of thousands of daily active developers.

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