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This would also have the advantage of decoupling us so much from Intel as a chip vendor.
I can't personally think of any reason to use ICC other than it producing marginally better performance than GCC/G++ on Intel chips. Intel themselves even seem to acknowledge it, as VTune can just as happily profile code compiled with GCC, G++ or MSVC.
It can give dramatic performance benefits with some scientific code. But I'm not sure it's worth the hassle it causes, for example, when users pip install things and it tries to use the Intel compiler to build embedded C/Fortran and gets in a mess.
Good points! I'm most likely being a pedantic jerk, but I have to figure that said scientific code could be just as fast with other compilers, but ICC has better auto-vectorization that obviates the need to do it manually.
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