Strictly speaking, AMD's XOP extensions do have an instruction that is close enough: VPPERM. It allows to not only shuffle bytes, like the already mentioned PSH

Strictly speaking, AMD's XOP extensions do have an instruction that is close enough: VPPERM. It allows to not only shuffle bytes, like the already mentioned PSHUFB, but also reverse bits within each byte. Therefore, a single VPPERM instruction can reverse up to 128 bits at a time.