Intel provides qualified open source contributors working on open source projects, compliant with the Open Source Initiative (OSI), select Intel® Software Development Products at no cost
- Who does Intel consider an open source contributor?
- Developers making source contributions to open source projects. The open source project must provide significant software application capabilities in science, engineering, business, or other areas of computing.
- What does the Non-Commercial license allow?
- The Non-Commercial license requires that you are not compensated in any form for the products, softwares and/or services you develop using these Intel® Software Development Products. Please refer to the End-User License Agreement for the terms of the Non-Commercial license.
- How long can I use the software?
- The Open Source Contributor program gives you user rights for a 12 month period. After that you may reapply for a new license.
- I have questions about the Open Source Contributor program, who do I contact?
- Please send your questions to noncomsoftware@intel.com. We do our best to respond to all communications.
- Is there a specific time period for this offering?
- A: No, there is no specific time frame for this offer. Intel reserves the right to change this offer without notice at any time.