Due to ongoing efforts around NumPy 2.0, requests for newer LLVM versions, and Python 3.13 support, I cannot say for certain about the exact timelines for new AOT features. But there are active development:
There will be a talk at SciPy 2024 (PIXIE: Blending Just-in-time and Ahead-of-time compilation in scientific Python applications :: SciPy 2024 :: pretalx) that will showcase PIXIE. @stuartarchibald has been refactoring the PIXIE codebase to get it ready for more eyes. The features described in the PIXIE MVP document will be highlighted in the talk. In parallel, @esc is developing a Python AST-based front-end in numba-rvsdg to prepare the AST for a RVSDG-based middle-end. Over the summer, I’ll be experimenting with a RVSDG-based middle-end and looking into leveraging EGraph/EqSat (See egglog — egglog Python documentation for ideas).