Intel oneAPI Toolkit (Multi-Node) 2-User Academic ESD

Name: Intel oneAPI Toolkit (Multi-Node) 2-User Academic ESD
Brand: Intel
SKU: ABM996OCAE10X1Z
Price: 7670.28 USD
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Key Features

2 concurrent-user entitlement for shared access
Multi-node scope for distributed compute work
Academic entitlement classification
Electronic software delivery format
Provide entitlement for 2 concurrent users of a multi-node development toolkit.

Support multi-node software development work with an academic electronic software delivery entitlement for the Intel oneAPI Toolkit (Multi-Node). ABM996OCAE10X1Z provides rights for 2 concurrent users, allowing two qualified users to access the entitled toolkit at the same time. Its academic designation makes it relevant to university departments, research groups, teaching laboratories, and other eligible educational environments. The multi-node designation distinguishes this entitlement from development-tool access intended only for work confined to a single system. It addresses projects where software is developed, built, tested, or analyzed across more than one compute node. Teams can align the entitlement with distributed compute environments while maintaining a defined concurrent-user limit for access planning. Delivery is electronic software delivery rather than boxed media or a hardware appliance. That matters for environments that distribute approved development tools through internal software portals, virtual desktops, lab images, or controlled user access. The 2 concurrent-user count is the central capacity characteristic: it governs simultaneous access, not the number of systems on which project outputs may be deployed. Academic eligibility, multi-node scope, concurrent-user quantity, and electronic delivery format are the defining characteristics of this specific entitlement.

Ideal For

University research group developing code for a multi-node compute cluster.
Academic teaching laboratory providing controlled development-tool access to simultaneous users.
Engineering department validating distributed software across multiple compute nodes.

Why This Product

1Covers multi-node work rather than single-system-only development scope.
2Provides access for 2 concurrent users.
3Carries academic entitlement classification.
4Uses electronic software delivery instead of physical media.

Delivery

Delivery Method

Electronic software delivery (ESD)

Shipping

Shipping Weight

0.00 lb

Licensing

License Type	Academic entitlement
Concurrent Users	2 concurrent users
Deployment Scope	Multi-node

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between oneAPI Toolkit (Multi-Node) and ABM996OCAE10X1Z?▾

oneAPI Toolkit (Multi-Node) names the software development toolkit and its multi-node scope. ABM996OCAE10X1Z is the Intel ordering code for the academic electronic software delivery entitlement with access for 2 concurrent users.

How many users can access ABM996OCAE10X1Z at the same time?▾

This entitlement permits 2 concurrent users. Concurrent use refers to simultaneous access to the entitled toolkit, making the quantity relevant when planning shared access for an academic lab, research group, or departmental development environment.

Is this Intel oneAPI Toolkit entitlement intended for multi-node work?▾

Yes. The entitlement is designated for multi-node use, making it applicable to development workflows that span more than one compute node. It is distinct in scope from an entitlement intended only for work performed on a single system.

How is the software provided?▾

The product is supplied through electronic software delivery. It is not a physical hardware appliance or boxed-media product, which supports environments that distribute approved development software through controlled electronic access methods.