Intel® Parallel Studio XE 2019 Beta

Thank you for your interest in the Intel® Parallel Studio XE 2019 Beta Program. As a Beta participant, you gain early access to new features and analysis techniques to optimize your high performance computing (HPC), enterprise and cloud applications, as well as a chance to contribute to Intel's next gen software tools by providing your feedback. Try them out, tell us what you love and what to improve, so we can make our products better for you. It's simple.

Join the beta program.
Download the beta product, try it out, and share feedback or issues via the Online Service Center.
Then before the beta program closes, complete the post-beta survey by July 19 (you'll receive an email with details in early May).

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Intel Parallel Studio XE 2019 Beta is covered by the "Prerelease Material" terms and conditions section of the End User License Agreement.

What's New in Intel® Parallel Studio XE 2019 Beta

Scale and perform on the path to exascale. Deliver greater scalability and improve latency with the latest Intel® MPI Library.
Get Better Answers with Less Overhead. Use the enhanced Application Performance Snapshot to focus on useful data with new data selection option, analyze CPU utilization of physical cores, and more...
Visualize parallelism. Interactively build, validate, and visualize algorithms using Flow Graph Analyzer (FGA), a feature of Intel® Advisor.
Stay up-to-date with the latest standards:
- Expanded C++17 and Fortran 2018 support
- Full OpenMP* 4.5 and expanded OpenMP* 5.0 support
- Python* 3.6 and 2.7

Frequently Asked Questions and Support

For questions, see Intel Parallel Studio XE 2019 Beta Program: Frequently Asked Questions.
Technical support will be provided through Online Service Center.
Please submit beta feedback and issues to the beta component products (e.g., Intel® C++ Compiler, Beta)

Beta Duration

The beta program officially ends July 19, 2018 and beta licenses expire October 11, 2018. Participants will be asked to complete a survey regarding their experience with the beta software. The survey will be sent in early May or several weeks after you register for the beta, whichever comes later.

Special Features

Intel® MPI Library Architecture Update: The Intel MPI Library has been updated to a new architecture based on CH4. All internode communications will now use OFI (libfabrics). Hydra has been updated to improve startup times for larger jobs. Multi-endpoint communications are now enabled, allowing multi-threaded MPI applications to effectively call MPI communication functions from all threads using unique communicators.

Persistence Inspector, a run-time tool of Intel® Inspector for developers to detect programming errors in persistent memory programs, including:

Cache flush misses
Redundant cache flushes and memory fences
Out-of-order persistent memory stores
Incorrect undo logging for PMDK (Persistent Memory Development Kit, formerly NVML)