Intel_Parallel_Studio_XE

Intel Software Tools.

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FEATURES

  • Who Needs It?
    • C, C++, Fortran, and Python* software developers building HPC, enterprise, and cloud solutions
    • Developers looking to maximize their software’s performance on current and future Intel® platforms.

    What it Does?

    Creates faster code1. Boost application performance that scales on current and future Intel® platforms with industry-leading compilers, numerical libraries, performance profilers, and code analyzers.

    What’s New?

    • Boost application efficiency and performance for Intel Xeon and Xeon Phi processors using Intel® AVX-512 instructions.
    • Find high-impact but under-optimized loops using Intel® Advisor’s roofine analysis.
    • Accelerate HPC with high-performance Python.
    • Easily access the latest Intel® Performance Libraries and Intel® Distribution for Python via APT GET*, YUM*, and Conda*.
    • Stay up-to-date with the latest standards and IDEs including full C++14, initial C++17 draft, full Fortran 2008, and initial Fortran 2015 draft language support; Initial OpenMP 5.0 draft; Python 2.7 and 3.6; and Microsoft Visual Studio* 2017 integration.
    • Quickly spot high-payoff opportunities for faster code using the combined performance snapshot feature of Intel VTune Amplifier for MPI, CPU, FPU, and memory use.
    • New, broader redistribution rights for Intel Performance Libraries and Intel Distribution for Python.

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Deliver Top-Notch Software Performance

This comprehensive suite of development tools makes it simpler to build and modernize code with the latest techniques in vectorization, multithreading, multinode parallelization, and memory optimization. It enables C, C++, Fortran, and Python* software developers to:

  • Create faster code:     Boost application performance that scales on current and future Intel platforms.
  • Build code faster:       Simplify the process of creating parallel code.
  • Get Priority Support:  Connect directly to Intel engineers for confidential answers to technical questions