Python 3.9 Reaches End of Life
By BIOS Founding Team
Python 3.9 received its final security release, ending five years of support.
Teams outside vendor-extended LTS channels are left running an unpatched runtime unless they upgrade, significant given how widely 3.9 was deployed.
Full details: https://www.anaconda.com/blog/python-3-9-end-of-life
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