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Technical SEO question. Wp to hugo

Not an expert on SEO but learned a lot during the past few months. I'm a software engineer and my hobby is a cat blog on WordPress, started using ai to fix everything on my site and using Yoast to rate how i do everything, if it's green it's good(from my prospective) the site is build with blocks and under load it takes 2 seconds to load. I made a small migration for testing in hugo, ofc i don't have all the plugins and advantages of WordPress but the site is extremely fast. Does this benefit a lot in terms of technical SEO, shall i continue with purely on wordpress or create something that utilizes both?

TLDR; wordpress to hugo migration for SEO is it beneficial?

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