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Matrix Computation in Wolfram Language

Mathematica and Wolfram Language have long had strong capabilities in linear algebra. In this talk, we will survey the scope of these capabilities, including long-time strengths, recent feature additions (including new in Version 14!) and some future directions we're investigating. We'll also cover how we've made this power easier to use and accessible to more users.

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