Introduction At the time of this writing, the Intel® Cluster Toolkit 3.2.2 on Linux* OS consists of: Intel® MPI Library 3.2 Update 2 Intel® Math Kernel Library 10.2 Update 2 (Intel® MKL 10.2 Upd ...

Even though the Intel(R) Cluster Tools are not supported on Debian-based systems, here's a quick list of instructions on how to get them installed.

This article introduces how to receive the product update notification.

Intel® Cluster Toolkit Compiler Edition 3.2.1 or later installs the 11.x compiler components in different directories compared to earlier products. The compiler components in the toolkit now use the same layout as the standalone 11.x compiler products.

RPM 4.2.2 on some Red Hat distros has a broken relocation feature on Itanium systems. As it can result in missing MKL files, this article describes possible workarounds.

IMB stands for the Intel® MPI Benchmarks - the successor to the well known package PMB (Version 2.2) from Pallas GmbH.

A full set of steps on how to achieve tighter integration between the Intel MPI Library and the Sun* Grid Engine* batch queuing system.

When customers purchase renewal licenses, it is possible to apply the renewal to the wrong license by mistake. This article introduces how to apply the renewal license to the correct original license.

How do you run Intel MPI Library when the master node is not in the hosts list.

View the Release Notes for each component of the Intel® Cluster Tookit.

When shipping the Intel Compiler or its redistributable libraries or other Intel tools you need to contact Intel through Premier Support or Forums at http://software.intel.com/sites/support/ to get the current ECCN.

This article guides you how to change your license from single-user license to floating license or node-locked.

Please go to Intel(R) Registration Center to register your product. The procedure is as follows: The registration screen is displayed. In the Register a product section,  Enter your email address i ...