The GAUSS Mathematical and Statistical System is an easy to use data analysis environment based on the fast and powerful GAUSS Matrix Programming Language. For over 16 years GAUSS has been used by technical professionals in all fields for everything from basic statistical analysis to solving real world optimization and data analysis problems of exceptionally large scale. GAUSS runs on Windows, Linux, Solaris and several other platforms.

Harness the power and speed of multi-core, multi-processor, and hyper-threaded systems with the new GAUSS 9.0! GAUSS 9.0 now includes functions for multi-threading your programs, as well as increased array support in more intrinsic and operators.

The new threading functions in GAUSS 9.0 let you define independent sections of your program that will run at the same time. These threads share the same workspace and can access all of the same symbols, procedures and keywords.
You can create as many threads as you want, allowing you to take advantage of as many processors as you have.

All the threads in a set of threads run simultaneously; when the set is finished, the results are merged and your program continues. You can create sets of threads anywhere in a program, including inside procedures and keywords. You can also create threads inside other threads, so you can multi-thread any portion of your programs or libraries that you want.

GAUSS 9.0 also features increased array support, allowing you to seamlessly use arrays in more of the operators and intrinsic functions.

Platforms: Windows 32-bit, Linux 32-bit and 64-bit currently; additional platforms will include Solaris 64-bit (Sun and AMD Opteron), HP-UX 11, Mac 32-bit and 64-bit, and Windows 64-bit(Itanium2 and AMD/Intel)