Python 3.11 Is Much Faster, But Pyston & PyPy Still Show Advantages

Written by Michael Larabel in Software on 9 June 2022. Page 3 of 3. 33 Comments
Python 3.11 Benchmarks Beta
Python 3.11 Benchmarks Beta
Python 3.11 Benchmarks Beta
Python 3.11 Benchmarks Beta
Python 3.11 Benchmarks Beta
Python 3.11 Benchmarks Beta
Python 3.11 Benchmarks Beta

The PyPerformance results showed that Python 3.11 is a big upgrade over Python 3.10 and prior, but Pyston 2.3.3 and PyPy 3.9-v3.7.39 both consistently delivered even better performance. Hopefully upstream (C)Python will continue closing the gap against the alternative Python implementations like PyPy and Pyston.

Python 3.11 Benchmarks Beta

When taking the geometric mean of all the Python benchmarks conducted, PyPy was about 4% faster than Pyston. These alternative Python implementations were around 40% faster than CPython 3.11.

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