Anaconda Repository Changes Afoot

In August 2017, Continuum Analytics announced it is now Anaconda, Inc. Here at Anaconda, we are all excited about the change, and have spent the last several months switching everything over to the Anaconda name. One of the last big changes we need to make is to switch our default conda repository from https://repo.continuum.io to […]

The Case for Numba in Community Code

The numeric Python community should consider adopting Numba more widely within community code. Numba is strong in performance and usability, but historically weak in ease of installation and community trust. This blog post discusses these strengths and weaknesses from the perspective of an OSS library maintainer. It uses other more technical blog posts written on […]

Introducing Anaconda Enterprise 5

From its inception, Anaconda has had the mission to build better products for data scientists and the organizations they serve. We were the first company to launch a collaborative notebook product back in 2012. In this 5-year journey, we’ve learned a lot from our customers and we’ve worked to empower their organizations to effectively leverage […]

Productionizing and Deploying Data Science Projects

An end-to-end data science workflow includes stages for data preparation, exploratory analysis, predictive modeling, and sharing/dissemination of the results. At the final stages of the workflow, or even during intermediate stages, data scientists within an organization need to be able to deploy and share the results of their work for other users (both internal analysts […]

Anaconda 4.3 Released

We are happy to announce that Anaconda 4.3 has been released. Anaconda is the leading open data science platform powered by Python. Python 3.6.0 was released on December 23, 2016, and on the same day, we made conda binaries available for all major platforms. However, that did not mean that all Python packages had been […]