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Enterprise PC Directions: Intel Enables Real-Time Business

Tom QuillinEcosystem Marketing ManagerDigital Office Platform Divisiontom.quillin@intel.comIntel Corporation

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Session OutlineSession Outline

Digital Office Direction

TechnologiesTaxonomy

Intel® Active Management Technology

Intel® Virtualization Technology

Technologies working together

The ’05 and ’06 digital office platformsDesktop

Notebook

Summary

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Digital Office Key TrendsDigital Office Key Trends

Data Growth on Moore’s Law

IT Manageability Spending

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$500B on Manageability

Source: IDC July 2003: IT Manager SurveySource: IDC 2002-2006: The Big PictureSource: Forrester: October 2003Source: Giga: December 2003Source: Intel CMR 2003Source: Giga: March 2003Source Gartner: March 2003

Attacks: 2000 inflection pointAttacks – 2000 inflection point

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Hosted VOIP Revenue ($M)

Hosted VoIP: 2005 Inflection Point

*Third party marks and brands are the property of their respective owners

• GlobalizationGlobalization

• MobilityMobility

• Malicious software attacksMalicious software attacks

• Manageability investmentsManageability investments

• Network device explosionNetwork device explosion

• Data transmission & Data transmission & increased storage increased storage demandsdemands

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• Embedded Embedded PC HealthPC Health

• Client Client Isolation & Isolation & RecoveryRecovery

SeamlessSeamless CollaborationCollaboration

Embedded ITEmbedded IT

InformationInformationAssistanceAssistance

PervasivePervasiveConnectivityConnectivity

Usage ModelsUsage ModelsBased on NeedsBased on Needs

Digital Office 2005-6 Usage ModelsDigital Office 2005-6 Usage Models

• Office on Office on the gothe go

• Small party Small party conferencingconferencing

• Integrated Integrated experienceexperience

• Simplified Simplified WLAN WLAN connectionsconnections

• One logical One logical devicedevice

• One bill One bill roamingroaming

• WWANWWAN

• Quickly Quickly find & find & analyze analyze informationinformation

Enabling real-time business - anytime, anywhereEnabling real-time business - anytime, anywhere

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XD bitXD bit

IntelIntel®® AMT AMT

IntelIntel®® Virtualization Virtualization TechnologyTechnology

LaGrande TechnologyLaGrande Technology

Enhanced IntelEnhanced Intel®® SpeedStepSpeedStep®® Technology Technology

Hyper-Threading Hyper-Threading TechnologyTechnology

Dual CoreDual Core

IntelIntel®® HD Audio HD Audio

IntelIntel®® Virtualization Virtualization TechnologyTechnology

Hyper-Threading Hyper-Threading TechnologyTechnology

EM64TEM64T

Dual-CoreDual-Core

SeamlessSeamless CollaborationCollaboration

Embedded ITEmbedded IT

InformationInformationAssistanceAssistance

PervasivePervasiveConnectivityConnectivity

Intel Digital OfficeIntel Digital Office TechnologiesTechnologies

Complete solution stacks required to deliver on usage modelsComplete solution stacks required to deliver on usage models

Centrino™ Mobile Centrino™ Mobile TechnologyTechnology

Intel Wired & Intel Wired & WirelessWireless

SolutionsSolutionsMSIMSI

Platform Platform *Ts*Ts

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IntelIntel®® Active Management Technology Active Management Technology

Intel® Active Management Technology offers new capabilities for IT platform management

DiscoverHealProtect

Intel® AMT available mid-2005

Developers: take advantage of this technology to deliver new user value

HDDHDDHDDHDD

Opt.Graphics

Opt.Graphics

Intel® 945GIntel® 945G

Intel® Pentium® 4

processor

Intel® Pentium® 4

processor

PCI-E

DDR2DDR2

ICH7ICH7

WLANWLANWLANWLAN

DMI

DDR2

FLASHFLASH

SPI

Sensors

NVM

BIOS

Intel® 82573E

Intel® 82573E

µCont.

OOB

RAM

SW Agents

OS

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Intel® AMT – 2005 Software Ecosystem

ISV Intel® AMT Usage

Intel® AMT Features at Initial Release

AltirisDiscover System Discovery, HW

Inventory, OOB

BMC

DiscoverHW/SW Inventory, OOB, Remote power up/down, Add’l undisclosed features

CA

Discover, Heal

OOB, Remote Power up/down, Alerting, HW/ SW Inventory, SOL/IDER Remote Control

Check PointProtect NV Store for versioning, SW

Circuit Breaker, OOB

LANDesk

Discover, Heal, Protect

NV Store, OOB, HW Inventory, SOL/IDER Remote Control, Alerting

Heal NV Store, Remote Control, OOB

StarSoftComm Discover, Heal OOB, TBD

SymantecProtect NV Store for signature and

virus engine version

TrendMicro Protect NV store for virus SW version, remote update

• Discover (Asset Management)

• Heal (Remote diagnosis/repair)

• Protect (Security)

Note: Third Party Brands and Trademarks are Property of Their Respective Owners.Intel may make changes to specifications and product descriptions at any

time, without notice.

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WS-Management for In-band and Out-of-bandWS-Management for In-band and Out-of-band

WS-Man Listener

Intel® AMT Driver

Intel® AMT Controller

ManagementApplications

WS-Man (OS Running)

WS-Man (pre-boot, post crash)

WDM provider

Machine

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User

Kernel

Hardware

Intel, Microsoft and other industry players have announced WS-Management to help address the cost and complexity of IT management

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Embedded ITEmbedded ITArchitecture:Architecture:

Intel® Virtualization Technology and Intel® AMT Innovative building blocks to deliver key new usage models 

IntelIntel®® Virtualization Technology- Virtualization Technology-Enabled VMMEnabled VMM

IntelIntel®® Virtualization Technology- Virtualization Technology-Enabled VMMEnabled VMM

IntelIntel®® VT VTHardwareHardwareIntelIntel®® VT VTHardwareHardware

MicrosoftMicrosoft®® Windows WindowsMicrosoftMicrosoft®® Windows Windows

Service OSService OSService OSService OS

Manageability Manageability AgentsAgents

IT ServicesIT Services

IntelIntel®® AMT AMTIntelIntel®® AMT AMT

Rich filter and quarantine operations

Software Upgradeable / Repairable

Protect agents from malicious SW or end user decision to disable

Rich OOB channel for SW repair and information (Example: SMB client/file system support)

Tamper Resistant

Platform power state independent

Replace damaged media image (IDE-R)

Asset management

Persistent storage

Use Model:Use Model:

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Digital Office VirtualizationDigital Office Virtualization

Virtual Appliance Partitions• Generally headless• Fixed/specific function• Low OS profile• Minimal management cost• Minimal platform resource utilization• Minimal true/virtual HW mapped

Full OS Partitions• Full OS capability• Multiple applications• Full HW suite available• Generally virtualized devices• Maximum features and capability agility

ManagementPartition

MigrationPartition

ActivityPartition

Vertical LOBPartition

New Client ParadigmsEnabled by

Intel® Virtualization Technology

Client ParadigmsImproved by

Intel® Virtualization Technology

Future Appliance

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IntelIntel®® Virtualization Technology Virtualization Technology

“Businesses and consumers have rapidly adopted Virtual PC 2004 and Virtual Server 2005 for scenarios ranging from development and test simulation to production server consolidation. We are excited about Intel’s focus on enabling technologies such as VT and will continue to work together on virtualization solutions that enhance the customer value proposition of the Windows platform.”

Jim Allchin, Group Vice President

Microsoft Corp. Platform Group

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Intel’s Desktop PlatformsIntel’s Desktop Platforms

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Stable, Responsive, Safer, FlexibleStable, Responsive, Safer, Flexible

Q2’05Q2’05LyndonLyndon

Intel® 945G Intel® ICH7 82801GB

Intel® Active Management Technology capable

Intel® 82573E Intel® Active Management

Technology

Intel® Pentium® 4 processor w/HT (5xx)2MB L2 Cache (6xx)Execute Disable Bit Intel Virtualization

TechnologyIntel® EM64T

Enhanced Intel SpeedStep® Technology

20062006AverillAverill

Intel® Dual Core processors

Intel Virtualization Technology

LaGrande TechnologyExecute Disable Bit

Intel® EM64TEnhanced Intel

SpeedStep® Technology

Intel® Chipset Intel® Active Management

Technology 2ICH8

Intel networking solutionIntel® Active Management

Technology 2 capable

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Intel’s Notebook PlatformsIntel’s Notebook Platforms

Now!Now!SonomaSonoma

Mobile IntelMobile Intel®® 915GM, 915GM, 915GMS, & 915PM 915GMS, & 915PM Express ChipsetsExpress Chipsets

IntelIntel®® PRO/Wireless PRO/Wireless 2915ABG Network 2915ABG Network

Connection Connection

IntelIntel®® Pentium Pentium®® M M ProcessorProcessor

(Dothan w/533 MHz FSB) (Dothan w/533 MHz FSB) Execute Disable Bit Execute Disable Bit

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Yonah Yonah Dual-core, 65nm TechnologyDual-core, 65nm Technology

IntelIntel®® Virtualization Virtualization TechnologyTechnology

Execute Disable Bit Execute Disable Bit

CalistogaCalistoga Intel Intel®® Active Management Active Management

Technology capableTechnology capable

Golan Next Generation Golan Next Generation Wireless Supporting the Wireless Supporting the Latest Industry Security Latest Industry Security

Standards Standards

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IntelIntel®® Centrino™ Mobile Technology – built for the business ahead Centrino™ Mobile Technology – built for the business ahead

IntelIntel®® Active Management Active Management Technology (AMT)Technology (AMT)

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The Move to IntelThe Move to Intel®® Architecture Multi-core Architecture Multi-core

CurrentCurrent 20052005 2006+ 2006+ Future Future

Single coreSingle coreAll products and dates are preliminary and subject to change without notice.

Dual/Multi-coreDual/Multi-core

Desktop Desktop ClientClient

PentiumPentium®® 4 4 processorprocessor

Cedar MillCedar MillPentiumPentium®® 4 4 processorprocessor

PreslerPreslerSmithfieldSmithfield

Future Future PentiumPentium®® Processor Processor

Extreme EditionExtreme Edition

Itanium® Itanium® processor MPprocessor MP ItaniumItanium®® 2 Processor 2 Processor Montecito MontvaleMontecito Montvale Tukwila PoulsonTukwila Poulson

ItaniumItanium®® 2 Processor - 2 Processor - 3M (Fanwood)3M (Fanwood)

Itanium® Itanium® processor DPprocessor DP

Millington DP MontvaleMillington DP Montvale

Mobile Mobile ClientClient

PentiumPentium®® M processor M processorYonahYonah Future Future

YonahYonah

PlatformPlatform

64-bit Intel64-bit Intel®® Xeon Xeon™™ processor MPprocessor MP

IntelIntel®® Xeon™ Xeon™ Processor MPProcessor MP

MP ServerMP Server

DP Server / DP Server / WSWS

Paxville Tulsa Paxville Tulsa

Future Future DempseyDempsey64-bit Intel64-bit Intel®® Xeon™ Processor w/ 2MB cache Xeon™ Processor w/ 2MB cache

WhitefieldWhitefield

DimonaDimona

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CurrentCurrent 20052005 2006+ 2006+ Future Future

Single coreSingle coreAll products and dates are preliminary and subject to change without notice.

Dual/Multi-coreDual/Multi-core

Desktop Desktop ClientClient

PentiumPentium®® 4 4 processorprocessor

Cedar MillCedar MillPentiumPentium®® 4 4 processorprocessor

PreslerPreslerSmithfieldSmithfield

Future Future PentiumPentium®® Processor Processor

Extreme EditionExtreme Edition

Itanium® Itanium® processor MPprocessor MP Itanium® 2 ProcessorItanium® 2 Processor Montecito MontvaleMontecito Montvale Tukwila PoulsonTukwila Poulson

Itanium® 2 Processor - Itanium® 2 Processor - 3M (Fanwood)3M (Fanwood)

Itanium® Itanium® processor DPprocessor DP

Millington DP MontvaleMillington DP Montvale

Mobile Mobile ClientClient

PentiumPentium®® M processor M processorYonahYonah Future Future

YonahYonah

PlatformPlatform

64-bit Intel64-bit Intel®® Xeon Xeon™™ processor MPprocessor MP

Intel® Xeon™ Intel® Xeon™ Processor MPProcessor MP

MP ServerMP Server

DP Server / DP Server / WSWS

Paxville Tulsa Paxville Tulsa

Future Future DempseyDempsey64-bit Intel® Xeon™ Processor w/ 2MB cache64-bit Intel® Xeon™ Processor w/ 2MB cache

WhitefieldWhitefield

DimonaDimona

>15 Multi-Core Projects Spanning All Segments

* Mobile & Desktop Pentium Processors

** data is projected run rate exiting the year. Source: Intel

The Move to IntelThe Move to Intel®® Architecture Multi-core Architecture Multi-core

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Multi-core Helps Enable Seamless Collaboration Multi-core Helps Enable Seamless Collaboration and Information Assistanceand Information Assistance

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Wireless LANWireless LANOptional Bluetooth*Optional Bluetooth*

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WWAN Verified WWAN Verified Bundles & Bundles &

Integration w/ Integration w/ Cell PhonesCell Phones

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WiMAXWiMAX

Notebook Wireless Direction Enabling Notebook Wireless Direction Enabling Pervasive ConnectivityPervasive Connectivity

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Communications and Collaboration Communications and Collaboration PC-based VoIPPC-based VoIP Convergence of Communications and ComputingConvergence of Communications and Computing

“Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) is becoming increasingly important, with almost 50% of respondents planning deployment within the next two years, as part of the organization’s standard personal computer configuration.”

– META Group April, 2004

“Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) is becoming increasingly important, with almost 50% of respondents planning deployment within the next two years, as part of the organization’s standard personal computer configuration.”

– META Group April, 2004

Innovate on Intel and Microsoft Building Blocks to Deliver Business Innovate on Intel and Microsoft Building Blocks to Deliver Business Value in Collaboration and CommunicationsValue in Collaboration and Communications

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Summary and Call to ActionSummary and Call to Action

Intel is focused on enabling real-time business – anytime, anywhere

Intel is introducing new platforms & technologies

Innovate on Intel building blocks in order to deliver key new usage models

Together, we can eliminate the pain points and drive new business value

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Risk FactorsRisk Factors

The statements that refer to plans and expectations for product shipments are forward-looking and involve a number of risks and uncertainties. Many factors could affect Intel’s actual results, and variances from Intel’s current expectations regarding such factors could cause actual results to differ materially from those expressed in this presentation. Intel presently considers the factors below to be the important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially. A more detailed discussion of these factors, as well as other factors that could affect Intel’s results, is contained in Intel’s SEC filings, including the report on Form 10-K for the year ended Dec. 25, 2004.Intel operates in intensely competitive industries. Product shipment projections are affected by the demand for and market acceptance of Intel's products, the availability of sufficient inventory to meet demand, pricing pressures and actions taken by Intel's competitors, and the timing of new product introductions. Factors that could cause demand to be different from Intel's expectations include changes in customer order patterns, including order cancellations, changes in the level of inventory at customers and changes in business and economic conditions. Intel's results could be impacted by unexpected economic, social and political conditions in the countries in which Intel, its customers or its suppliers operate, including security risks, possible infrastructure disruptions and fluctuations in foreign currency exchange rates. Intel's results could also be affected by adverse effects associated with product defects and errata (deviations from published specifications) and by litigation or regulatory matters involving intellectual property, stockholder, consumer, antitrust and other issues, such as the litigation and regulatory matters described in Intel's SEC reports.