Compaq Enterprise Technical Symposium 2001

Compaq Product RoadmapsItaniumTM SystemsCompaq Product RoadmapsItaniumTM Systems

Dave Fenwick

Staff Fellow

High Performance Systems

Dave Fenwick

Staff Fellow

High Performance Systems

EV68Alpha™Processor

AlphaServers

EV7 EV79

20052004200320022001

EV7 Family8–64P (8P BB)2–8P (2P BB)

EV68 Product FamilyGS 1 - 32P ES 1 – 4P DS 1 – 2P

EV79 8–64P (8P BB)2–8P (2P BB)

EV68

Compaq AlphaServer™ Roadmap

EV8

EV8-basedAlphaServers

1-32P

McKinley family Madison

1-8P

Itanium1 – 4P 1–4P

EV68

IPFProcessor

Alpha™Processor

ProLiant™Servers

AlphaServers

EV7 EV79

20052004200320022001

McKinley Madison IPF Next GenerationItanium

EV7 Family8–64P (8P BB)2–8P (2P BB)

EV68 Product FamilyGS 1 - 32P ES 1 – 4P DS 1 – 2P

EV79 8–64P (8P BB)2–8P (2P BB)

EV68

Compaq System Roadmap with IPF

Next GenerationServer Family

8-64P,

Blades,

2P, 4P, 8P

Reasons behind the IPF migrationReasons behind the IPF migrationReasons behind the IPF migrationReasons behind the IPF migration Business planning for the fiscal 2001 year precipitated a

competitive analysis EV7 Marvel systems were clearly competitive industry

leading products EV8 would be competitive but differentiation compared to

previous products would be less Investment to execute flawlessly would be significant and

resource availability added great risk Conclusion of the evaluation team was that we need a

microprocessor partner (Intel IPF) Executive review and analysis lead to same conclusions

and a collaboration with Intel was pursued.

What does this mean?What does this mean?What does this mean?What does this mean?

Systems that previously were all internal Compaq Intellectual property contain Intel’s IP.

Stricter control on information dissemination is required Software comes from 4 major sources:

– OpenVMS

– Tru64 Unix

– Windows

– Linux Protection of external IP prevents previous levels of detail

without NDA’s for both Compaq and the external partners

1-32P

McKinley family Madison

1-8P

Itanium1 – 4P 1–4P

EV68

IPFProcessor

Alpha™Processor

ProLiant™Servers

AlphaServers

EV7 EV79

20052004200320022001

McKinley Madison IPF Next GenerationItanium

EV7 Family8–64P (8P BB)2–8P (2P BB)

EV68 Product FamilyGS 1 - 32P ES 1 – 4P DS 1 – 2P

EV79 8–64P (8P BB)2–8P (2P BB)

EV68

Compaq System Roadmap with IPF

Next GenerationServer Family

8-64P,

Blades,

2P, 4P, 8P

64-Bit Development and Deployment64-Bit Development and Deployment64-Bit Development and Deployment64-Bit Development and Deployment

McKinley

64

Madison

6420032003 20042004TodayToday

Porting of NSK, Tru64 UNIX, and OpenVMS to Itanium

Development of 64-bitWindows and Linux applications

Wider deployment of 64-bitWindows and Linux applications

Converged 64-bit platform availability

Gather ISVs for Itanium

Deployment of Applications

VersionVersion5.1A5.1A

WildcatWildcatAlphaAlpha

VersioVersionn

5.15.1

Transition Period

2006200520042003200220012000 2007 2008 2009 2010

Alpha Alpha

IPFIPF

McKinleyMcKinley MadisonMadisonItaniumItanium

Tru64 UNIX Alpha

Future releases providing Future releases providing Continued Enhancement & Continued Enhancement &

SupportSupport

EV67 EV68 EV7 EV79

Converged Enterprise Converged Enterprise UNIX on IPFUNIX on IPF

ItaniumTM UNIX

Transition Tools and Transition Tools and ServicesServices

Enterprise UNIX Roadmap for Enterprise UNIX Roadmap for AlphaAlpha™™ & Itanium & ItaniumTM TM Enterprise UNIX Roadmap for Enterprise UNIX Roadmap for AlphaAlpha™™ & Itanium & ItaniumTM TM

Alpha PlatformAlpha PlatformItaniumItanium™™ processor family processor family PlatformsPlatforms

Transition Period

2006200520042003200220012000 2007 2008 2009 2010

Madison

Itanium

OpenVMSOpenVMS Version7.2

Version7.3

Version7.3-x…

Future releases providing Continued Enhancement &

Support

“Post VNext” (H1CY04) for

Itanium™ processor family and

Alpha Systems

OpenVMS/IPF Boot H2CY02 Ship H1CY03Update H2CY03

EV67 EV68 EV7 EV79

McKinley

OpenVMS OpenVMS Alpha Alpha and Itanium™ processor family Porting Timelineand Itanium™ processor family Porting Timeline OpenVMS OpenVMS Alpha Alpha and Itanium™ processor family Porting Timelineand Itanium™ processor family Porting Timeline

ISV PortingISV PortingWorking jointly with IntelWorking jointly with IntelISV PortingISV PortingWorking jointly with IntelWorking jointly with Intel

Engaging top-tier partners early to:– Identify their requirements

– Get input on White Papers and other tools to assist ISVs in porting

– Develop joint plans with the ISVs for early adoption with timelines and commitments

– Establish a high level engagement model and implementation plan to move forward rapidly

Primary Objective Develop a full portfolio of partners to support

the top Solutions for our customers

Near term Deliverables White Papers and other tools to guide ISV porting

efforts Compaq technical resources to work on site with key

ISVs Early IPF seed units for key partners Joint marketing & migration plans with key ISVs

ISV Program – Moving Forward

The Strength of Compaq Enterprise The Strength of Compaq Enterprise Systems Continues! Systems Continues! The Strength of Compaq Enterprise The Strength of Compaq Enterprise Systems Continues! Systems Continues!

Performance– Coupling the Itanium microprocessor with Compaq systems

architecture, storage architecture, devices and other infrastructure tools and products, gives our customers the best price/performance in enterprise computing.

Scalability– Large, scalable system engineering of Compaq will continue to

give customers the best reliability, scalability, availability and security

Availability– Availability and ease-of-manage provided through our OpenVMS

and Tru64 UNIX operating systems will continue to provide the best RAS in the industry.

Long term investment in Long term investment in AlphaAlpha™™ environment is environment is securedsecured