Intel® QuickAssist Technology Driver for Windows* – HW Version 2.0

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10/4/2024

Introduction

Intel® QuickAssist Technology (Intel® QAT) provides cryptographic and compression acceleration capabilities used to improve performance and efficiency across the data center. This package contains the Intel® QuickAssist Technology Driver for Windows* for the Hardware Version 2.0.

Available Downloads

  • Microsoft Windows*
  • Size: 37.3 MB
  • SHA256: 3E5095F7350AF82010653592151DD4BD246297191D12CD8EBF395DC30775E06E

Detailed Description

This package contains the Intel® QuickAssist Technology Driver for Windows* for Hardware Version 2.0 which includes:

  • Intel® 4xxx Accelerator
  • Intel® 401xx Accelerator

Driver has been validated against the following devices:

  • Intel® Xeon® 4th- and 5th-Generation Scalable Processor with Intel® QAT Gen4
  • Intel® Xeon® 4th- and 5th-Generation Scalable Processor with Intel® QAT Gen4m

Release Notes

Check out the Intel® QuickAssist Technology Software for Windows* - Release Notes for the latest changes in this release.

Getting Started Guide

Refer to the Intel® QuickAssist Technology Software for Windows* - Getting Started Guide for general getting started instructions.

Technical Guide

Refer to the Intel® QuickAssist Technology Software for Windows* - Technical Guide for detailed installation instructions and technical details about Intel® QAT.

API Guide

Refer to the Intel® QuickAssist Technology for Windows – API Guide for API definitions for QAT on Windows.

Related Downloads

Note: Are you looking for the Intel® QuickAssist Technology HW Version 1.X? Check out the Intel® QuickAssist Technology Driver for Windows* – HW Version 1.X

For more Intel® QuickAssist Technology resources go to Intel® QuickAssist Technology (Intel® QAT)

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