Currently, PyPy is faster than CPython at pretty much anything (except when C is involved, for example, but they are working on that, too). You can see their benchmarks and comparisons at http://speed.pypy.org/.
What I think they mean by those statements is that this will improve performance over the previous version of PyPy - therefore - improve over CPython as well.
What I think they mean by those statements is that this will improve performance over the previous version of PyPy - therefore - improve over CPython as well.