Intel oneAPI Toolkit Single-Node 10-User Academic SSR Renewal

Name: Intel oneAPI Toolkit Single-Node 10-User Academic SSR Renewal
Brand: Intel
SKU: ABS996OCAM50ZZZ
Price: 4093.79 USD
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Key Features

Single-node support-renewal scope
10 concurrent-user entitlement capacity
Academic licensing tier
Pre-expiry SSR renewal timing
Renew support before expiry for an academic Intel oneAPI Toolkit environment.
Cover one single-node toolkit deployment under the stated renewal scope.

Maintain support coverage for an academic Intel oneAPI Toolkit environment before the existing term expires. ABS996OCAM50ZZZ is a pre-expiry SSR renewal for a single-node deployment with a 10 concurrent-user entitlement. It addresses organizations already operating the applicable toolkit configuration and renewing coverage on the stated academic licensing tier. The single-node designation limits the renewal scope to one node, while the 10 concurrent-user designation identifies the entitlement capacity. This combination matters where a shared engineering, research, or teaching environment has a defined number of simultaneous toolkit users. It is not a broad multi-node entitlement or an unrestricted user tier. This offering differs within the oneAPI Toolkit support range through three specific attributes: academic eligibility, pre-expiry renewal timing, and a 10 concurrent-user single-node scope. Select it where the existing environment requires that exact support-renewal structure. The renewal designation makes it appropriate for maintaining an existing covered deployment rather than establishing a new toolkit license arrangement.

Ideal For

University engineering lab maintaining support for a shared single-node development environment.
Academic research group renewing coverage for a 10 concurrent-user toolkit entitlement.
Teaching environment preserving support continuity before an existing term expires.

Why This Product

1Pre-expiry renewal timing for existing support coverage
2Academic entitlement classification
3Single-node deployment scope
410 concurrent-user capacity

Logistics

Shipping Weight

0.00 lb

Software Licensing

Product Family	Intel oneAPI Toolkit
Renewal Timing	Pre-expiry
Concurrent Users	10 concurrent users
Customer Segment	Academic
Deployment Scope	Single-node
Support Offering	SSR

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between oneAPI Toolkit and ABS996OCAM50ZZZ?▾

oneAPI Toolkit names the Intel software product family. ABS996OCAM50ZZZ is the ordering code for a specific academic SSR renewal configuration: pre-expiry timing, single-node scope, and a 10 concurrent-user entitlement.

What does pre-expiry SSR renewal mean for ABS996OCAM50ZZZ?▾

Pre-expiry SSR identifies a support renewal intended to be applied before the current coverage period ends. ABS996OCAM50ZZZ is structured for maintaining the applicable academic oneAPI Toolkit support arrangement within its stated single-node and user-capacity scope.

How many users does this renewal cover?▾

This renewal carries a 10 concurrent-user entitlement. Concurrent-user capacity refers to the stated number of users covered at the same time, rather than a general description of the number of people who may be associated with an academic organization.

Can ABS996OCAM50ZZZ be used for a multi-node environment?▾

No. The stated deployment scope is single-node. Environments requiring support coverage across more than one node need an entitlement whose deployment scope matches that architecture, rather than this single-node academic renewal configuration.