
In February 2026, Johannesz contributed a major performance optimization to the pytorch/pytorch repository by reworking the eigenvalue computation backend for torch.linalg.eigh. He enabled unconditional dispatch to the linalg_eigh_cusolver_syevj_batched backend, leveraging CUDA and C++ to achieve over 100x speedups on relevant workloads. By removing the unused syevj backend and updating CUDA heuristics, Johannesz streamlined the codebase and reduced maintenance complexity. His work focused on linear algebra libraries and performance optimization, resulting in faster experimentation and more scalable model training. The depth of this contribution reflects strong expertise in both low-level CUDA programming and high-level numerical computing.

February 2026: Delivered a major performance optimization for PyTorch's eigenvalue computations by enabling unconditional dispatch of torch.linalg.eigh to the cusolver_syevj_batched backend and removing the unused syevj path. This change yielded over 100x speedups on relevant workloads, enabling faster experimentation and more scalable model training. Backed by CUDA heuristics updates to align with the new backend.
February 2026: Delivered a major performance optimization for PyTorch's eigenvalue computations by enabling unconditional dispatch of torch.linalg.eigh to the cusolver_syevj_batched backend and removing the unused syevj path. This change yielded over 100x speedups on relevant workloads, enabling faster experimentation and more scalable model training. Backed by CUDA heuristics updates to align with the new backend.
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