Python 3.13.0 Released
By BIOS Founding Team
Python 3.13 shipped as the newest major release, headlined by an experimental free-threaded build that can disable the GIL, a new PyPy-based interactive interpreter with multi-line editing and colorized tracebacks, and an experimental JIT compiler.
It follows Python's standard annual release cadence and begins a five-year support lifecycle.
Full details: https://blog.python.org/2024/10/python-3130-final-released/
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