Intel oneAPI Toolkit 2021.2 Update

News|23 April 2021

Intel oneAPI Toolkits

Lots of great enhancements

In December 2020, Intel Software released the Intel oneAPI Toolkits. These include a complete and diverse set of oneAPI-initiative compliant tools (compilers, libraries, pre-optimised frameworks, analysers, debuggers) for HPC, IoT and Rendering.

The first update release is now available with enhancements for HPC and AI, as well as media acceleration, ray tracing, and rendering.

Find out more

Find out more about what’s new in our blog post.

We’re also hosting an Intel oneAPI webinar series 27-29 April 2021. Find out more and sign up here.

23 April 2021 | News

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