[WEBINAR ON-DEMAND] What’s New in Intel® Software Development Tools 2024.0
Videos|8 February 2024
Get a deep dive into the 2024.0 release and engage in a live Q&A with Intel® software experts.
Join parallel programming expert James Reinders for a deep dive into the 2024.0 release. Plus get a tour of the Intel® Developer Cloud, where you can try out the new tools on the latest Intel® CPUs, GPUs, and FPGAs.
Key takeaways
- A brief overview of the release, what’s included, what’s changed, and why you might want to download this latest version
- A summary of new developments, features, and improvements across a select set of optimised tools such as oneMKL, oneDNN, oneTBB, Intel® IPP, Intel® Distribution for Python, and Intel® VTune™ Profiler
- A live Q&A session that gives participants an open forum for tools-related enquiries and discussions
Skill level: All
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