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Intel Compute Runtime 26.09.37435.1 has been released, updating the open-source OpenCL and Level Zero compute stack for Intel graphics hardware on Windows and Linux. Key changes include a new modules package binary feature for Level Zero, multi-device Unified Shared Memory (USM) pool support, 32-bit stateless support, VM bind handling with the upstream Linux kernel Xe driver, Ultra Low Latency Scheduling (ULLS) on BCS for Nova Lake S, USM allocation recycling for Xe HPC, and various memory pool enhancements. The release also includes tuning for upcoming Crescent Island hardware and a fix for L1 cache flushing on Xe3P platforms.

Intel Compute Runtime 26.09.37435.1 Brings More Features & Performance Optimizations