We are excited to announce the release of PyTorch® 2.14. All the binaries have been published to PyPI and download.pytorch.org. Installation instructions for the new release can be found at the familiar getting started page.
The release notes for PyTorch and Domain Libraries can be found at the following links:
congratulations to the many people who contributed to the release.
Libby Clark (AWS), Andrey Talman (Meta), and Bazil Sterling (Linux Foundation) worked with me on the blog post. One thing I wanted to briefly mention is that there were a number of folks who made significant contributions but don’t give their names on their github profile page. In those cases we just used the github handle. If you want to be acknowledged by name in this or future blog please DM one of the folks above and give us the info to use (or change your github profile which we’ll check as part of our process next release cycle).
Thanks again to the community for a really substantial release.
Thanks Chris — and congratulations to everyone who contributed to 2.14. A release this size is months of work from a lot of people across features, CI, builds, and validation, most of it invisible by the time the binaries land.
On the blog post specifically: thanks to Chris for driving it end to end, to Libby for the editing pass that turned a pile of engineering notes into something readable, and to Bazil for getting it publish-ready on the day!