Intel System Studio 2018 now available
News|6 December 2017
Intel® Software has released the latest version of Intel® System Studio.
With this easy-to-use, cross-platform tool suite, you can speed the development of system and IoT device applications. Boost the performance and the efficiency of the power as well as improve the system reliability. Transition from prototype to product faster and more efficiently. This tool suite includes compilers that optimise performance, highly tuned libraries, analyzers and debugging tools. In addition, code samples enable you to swiftly get started on projects. Furthermore, benefit from over 400 sensors and analytics processing of edge devices to cloud services is enabled through the advanced cloud connectors.
The tool suite comes in three editions:
- Composer Edition includes priority support for one year with direct, confidential access to Intel engineers that can help you with any technical queries.
- In addition to the priority support for one year, Professional Edition provides you with performance analyzers to help you identify and fix issue more quickly.
- Ultimate Edition includes all of the above, plus system and application debuggers.
For more information about the tool suite and for any quotes, please contact us on +44 (0) 1364 655181.
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