PyTorch Mobile for iOS and Android devices launched last fall as part of the rollout of PyTorch 1.3, with speed gains coming from quantization, Google TPU support, and a JIT compiler upgrade.

PyTorch, on the other hand, is very centered around Python — that’s why it feels so pythonic after all. There is a C++ API, but there isn’t half the support for other languages that ...

That’s what Facebook is trying to address in the latest release of PyTorch, with support for an “end-to-end workflow” from Python to deployment on iOS and Android.

PyTorch 1.10 is production ready, with a rich ecosystem of tools and libraries for deep learning, computer vision, natural language processing, and more. Here's how to get started with PyTorch.