Educational network upgrades from Stata/IC
You must be affiliated with a degree-granting institution to receive
educational pricing.
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Customers outside the United States and Canada: You may prefer to order through your
local Stata distributor.
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ALL PRICES IN USD
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Options for upgrading your Stata/IC 11 (or earlier) to Stata 12 are below. Click on the associated tab to view pricing and to upgrade to that type of Stata.
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Upgrade Stata/IC 11 to Stata/IC 12
Stata/IC is for students and researchers with moderate-sized datasets.
(See details.)
Upgrade Stata/IC 11 to Stata/SE 12
Stata/SE is for students and researchers with large datasets.
(See details.)
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Upgrade Stata/IC 11 to Stata/MP 12 (2-core)
Stata/MP is the fastest version of Stata.
Stata/MP (2-core) is for researchers with large datasets who want to
maximize Stata's performance on their
dual-core computers.
(See details.)
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Upgrade Stata/IC 11 to Stata/MP 12 (4-core)
Stata/MP is the fastest version of Stata.
Stata/MP (4-core) is for researchers with large datasets who want to
maximize Stata's performance on their
quad-core computers.
(See details.)
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Upgrade Stata/IC 11 to Stata/MP 12 (6-core)
Stata/MP is the fastest version of Stata.
Stata/MP (6-core) is for researchers with large datasets who want to
maximize Stata's performance on their
6-core computers.
(See details.)
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Upgrade Stata/IC 11 to Stata/MP 12 (8-core)
Stata/MP is the fastest version of Stata.
Stata/MP (8-core) is for researchers with large datasets who want to
maximize Stata's performance on their
8-core computers.
(See details.)
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Upgrade Stata/IC 11 to Stata/MP 12 (12-core)
Stata/MP is the fastest version of Stata.
Stata/MP (12-core) is for researchers with large datasets who want to
maximize Stata's performance on their
12-core computers.
(See details.)
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Upgrade Stata/IC 11 to Stata/MP 12 (16-core)
Stata/MP is the fastest version of Stata.
Stata/MP (16-core) is for researchers with large datasets who want to
maximize Stata's performance on their
16-core computers.
(See details.)
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Upgrade Stata/IC 11 to Stata/MP 12 (24-core)
Stata/MP is the fastest version of Stata.
Stata/MP (24-core) is for researchers with large datasets who want to
maximize Stata's performance on their
24-core computers.
(See details.)
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Upgrade Stata/IC 11 to Stata/MP 12 (32-core)
Stata/MP is the fastest version of Stata.
Stata/MP (32-core) is for researchers with large datasets who want to
maximize Stata's performance on their
32-core computers.
(See details.)
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Upgrade Stata/IC 11 to Stata/MP 12 (64-core)
Stata/MP is the fastest version of Stata.
Stata/MP (64-core) is for researchers with large datasets who want to
maximize Stata's performance on their
64-core computers.
(See details.)
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Select a tab above for pricing.
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Whether you’re a first-year graduate student or a seasoned research
professional, we have a package designed to suit your needs:
- Stata/IC: Stata for moderate-sized datasets
- Stata/SE: Stata for large datasets
- Stata/MP: The fastest version of Stata (for dual-core and multicore/multiprocessor computers)
Click on the associated tab above for pricing or read on for more details.
Stata/MP is the fastest and largest version of
Stata. Most computers purchased since mid 2006 can take advantage of the
advanced multiprocessing of Stata/MP. This includes the Intel CoreTM 2 Duo, i3, i5, i7,
and the AMD X2 dual-core chips. On dual-core chips, Stata/MP runs 40% faster
overall and 72% faster where it matters, on the time-consuming estimation
commands. With more than two cores, Stata/MP is even faster.
Stata/SE and Stata/IC differ only in the dataset size
that each can analyze.
Stata/SE and Stata/MP can fit models with more independent variables than
Stata/IC (up to 10,998).
Stata/IC allows datasets with as many as 2,047 variables.
The number of observations is limited only by the amount of RAM in your computer.
Stata/IC can have at most 798
right-hand-side variables in a model.
All the above flavors have the same complete set of commands and features
and include PDF documentation. Printed documentation is optional.
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Compare features
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Max. no. of variables |
Max. no. of right-hand variables |
Max. no. of observations |
64-bit version available? |
Fastest: designed for parallel processing? |
Platforms |
| Stata/IC |
2,047 |
798 |
unlimited* |
Yes |
No |
Windows, Mac, or Unix |
| Stata/SE |
32,767 |
10,998 |
unlimited* |
Yes |
No |
Windows, Mac, or Unix |
| Stata/MP |
32,767 |
10,998 |
unlimited* |
Yes |
Yes |
Windows, Mac (64-bit Intel), or Unix |
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*The maximum number of observations is limited only by the amount of
available RAM on your system.
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Requirements
| Package |
Memory |
Disk space |
| Stata/IC |
512 MB |
500 MB |
| Stata/SE |
512 MB |
500 MB |
| Stata/MP |
512 MB |
500 MB |
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