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Academic Developer Program

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Hi!

Is the licensing scheme for academic researchers still on? When trying to register as a developer, as an academic researcher, I am being told to go to the "Academic Developer Program" page. But the link seems to be broken and cannot find any mention of it in the forum at all!

This makes me wonder if Intel is still providing named-user licenses to academic (scientific) software developers? In my case, I am looking for Intel compilers for Fortran, C and C++.

Thanks in advance,
Shashank

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