Managing the Windows Vista Trans

Managing the Windows Vista* Transition on Intel® Professional Business Platforms Justin Van Buren Digital Office Platform Marketing Business Client Group, Digital Enterprise Group Intel Corporation | May 25, 2006 Meet Technology Experts: Visit the Intel Energy Efficient Performance Lounge in room 603 Thursday, May 25th 9:30-10:30am Managing the Windows Vista Transition and Preparing for the Future with the Intel® vProTM technology and Intel® Centrino® Duo Mobile Technology 10:30-11:30am Driving Energy-Efficient Performance Using New Intel Server Platforms 1:00-2:00pm Energy-Efficient threading for Intel® Core™ Microarchitecture Energy Efficient Performance drives the Digital Future: Great Performance Expanded Capabilities Energy Efficiency New Possibilities Learn more about the nine Intel Developer Forum Flagship events worldwide visit: http://www.intel.com/idf Agenda Windows Vista* and Intel® Professional Business Platforms Windows Vista Experience - Past, Current and Future Intel Professional Business Platforms Deployment of Windows Vista into Installed PC Base Recommendations The Bottom Line on Windows Vista* and Intel® Professional Business Platforms Full Windows Vista AERO experience Windows Vista Display Driver Model (WDDM) support Responsive, multi-threaded platform 64-bit capable (notebooks in 2H ’06) Protection against buffer overflow attacks Intel® High Definition Audio Support for TPM 1.2 Today’s Intel platforms are “Windows Vista Premium Ready” 1 The Intel® 945 and 965 Express Chipset Families are eligible for the Windows* Vista* Capable PC Program, the Windows Vista* Premium Ready PC Program, and the Windows* Vista* Premium OS Logo (requires dual-channel, 1GB system memory, and adequate memory speed to run Aero desktop) 1 Intel Graphics Support for AERO Full AERO professional experience supported on current Intel integrated graphics chipsets Desktop – Intel® 945G Express chipset Mobile – Intel® 945GM Express chipset No discrete graphics card required WDDM drivers available today Desktop drivers bundled with latest Windows Vista CTP build Mobile drivers are available through mobile PC vendors Support for all Windows Vista SKUs, including Ultimate Edition Intel Production WDDM drivers will be available via support.intel.com and through Windows Update A More Secure, Reliable Experience Intel® 945G/GM Express Chipsets and WDDM enables a more robust platform Intel Execute Disable Bit helps protect against common types of viruses (buffer overflow) Intel® High Definition Audio uses stable, standard Windows Vista audio drivers Reliable 64-bit Intel processors All Intel desktop processors 64-bit capable today 64-bit support for mobile processors in 2H ’06 Intel Express chipsets with TPM 1.2 support enables Windows Vista secure start-up Unleash Windows Vista* Multi-tasking Architecture with Intel Dual-Core Processors • Multiple Microsoft Office 2003 / 2007* Apps • Voice Over IP (Office Communicator 2005*) • Multi-threaded Apps (Excel 2007*) Foreground Background • Search Engine (Windows Vista & Office 2007) • Back-Up, Synchronization, Defragmentation • Security Services (Virus Scan, Spyware Checking, Integrated Malware [Anti-Phishing], Network Firewall) • Network Management: Compression, Authentication, Encryption Agenda Windows Vista* and Intel Professional Business Platforms Windows Vista Experience - Past, Current and Future Intel Professional Business Platforms Deployment of Windows Vista into Installed PC Base Recommendations Desktop Intel® Professional Business Platforms Roadmap 2004 Processor Intel® Pentium® 4 processor 2005 Intel® Pentium® 4 processor 600 sequence 64 bit capable Execute Disable Bit Enhanced Intel SpeedStep® Technology 2006 Intel® Core® 2 Duo processor family: Next generation, energyefficient dual core processors Intel® Virtualization Technology 64 bit capable Hyper-Threading Technology 64 bit capable1 Execute Disable Bit2 Chipset Hyper-Threading Technology Intel® 915G Express Chipset Intel® Graphics Media Accelerator 900 Intel® PRO/1000 Network Connections Intel® 945G Express Chipset Intel® Graphics Media Accelerator 950 Intel® PRO/1000 Network Connections Intel® Active Management Technology Intel® Q965 Express Chipset Next generation Intel graphics engine Network Intel® PRO/1000 Network Connections Intel® Active Management Technology 1, 2 Check your PC vendor for support of 64-bit capable Intel processors with Execute Disable Bit in your 2004 desktop Intel platform. Intel Mobile PC Platforms Roadmap 2005 Processor Intel® Pentium® M Processor Execute Disable Bit 2006 Intel® CoreTM Duo Processor family Intel® Virtualization Technology 64-bit capable (available 2H’06) Execute Disable Bit 2007 Next generation microarchitecture Intel dualcore processors Intel® Virtualization Technology 64-bit capable Execute Disable Bit Next generation mobile Intel chipset Next generation Intel graphics engine Next generation wireless LAN Next generation Intel Network Connections Intel® Active Management Technology Chipset Mobile Intel® 915GM Express Chipsets Intel® Graphics Media Accelerator 900 Intel® PRO/Wireless 2915ABG Network Connection Intel® PRO/1000 Network Connections Mobile Intel® 945GM Express Chipsets Intel® Graphics Media Accelerator 950 Intel® PRO/wireless 3945ABG Intel® PRO/1000 Network Connections Intel® Active Management Technology Networking Desktop Intel® Professional Business Platforms Roadmap Windows Vista* Experience 2004 Windows Vista Capable • Windows* XP driver model stability4 • Windows* XP user display4 • Responsive, hyperthreaded platforms • Buffer overflow protection (limited)1 • Support for TPM 1.2 (limited)3 • Intel® Audio High Definition 2005 Windows Vista Premium Ready • WDDM support • AERO user display • Responsive, hyperthreaded platform • Buffer overflow protection (all) 2006 Windows Vista Premium Ready • WDDM support • AERO user display • Multi-threading support from next gen. power efficient dualcore processor • Buffer overflow protection • Support for TPM 1.2 (mainstream)3 • Support for TPM 1.2 (more support)3 • Intel® High Definition Audio • 64-bit capable (all) • Hardware enhanced manageability (limited) • Intel® High Definition Audio • 64-bit capable • Hardware enhanced manageability (mainstream) • 64-bit capable (limited)2 1,2,3 Check your PC vendor for support of 64-bit capable Intel processors with Execute Disable Bit & TPM 1.2 in your Intel platform. 4 3rd party graphics may deliver a different Windows* Vista experience. Please check with your PC vendor. Intel Mobile PC Platforms Roadmap Windows* Vista Experience 2005 Windows Vista Capable • Windows* XP driver model stability4 2006 •WDDM support 2007 • WDDM support Windows Vista Premium Ready Windows Vista Premium Ready •AERO user display •Multi-threading support from dual-core processing •Buffer overflow protection •Support for TPM 1.2 (more support)3 •Intel® High Definition Audio •Designed for wireless & mobile •64-bit capable (2H’06)2 •Hardware enhanced manageability (limited) • AERO user display • Multi-threading support from next-gen power efficient dualcore processor • Windows* XP user display • Good single-threaded performance • Buffer overflow protection (mainstream)1 • Support for TPM 1.2 (limited)3 • Intel® Audio High Definition • 64-bit capable (mainstream)2 • Buffer overflow protection • Support for TPM 1.2 (mainstream)3 • Intel® High Definition Audio • Designed for wireless & mobile • Hardware enhanced manageability (mainstream) • Designed for wireless & mobile 1,2,3 Check your PC vendor for support of 64-bit capable Intel processors with Execute Disable Bit & TPM 1.2 in your Intel platform. 4 3rd party graphics may deliver a different Windows* Vista experience. Please check with your PC vendor. Agenda Windows* Vista and Intel Professional Business Platforms Windows Vista Experience - Past, Current and Future Intel Business Platforms Deployment of Windows Vista into Installed PC Base Recommendations Complex Hardware & Software Environment Simplified Environment Complex & Mixed Efficient & Agile Intel® Stable Image Platform Program “We need to stamp out complexity, and the Intel Stable Image Platform goes a long way toward doing that.” Ken Zinnato, Technology Architect at DuPont Intel® Stable Image Platform Program Value to End-User • Consistent system images • Predictable, annual platform cadence • High volume platforms • Reduced configuration variability Track Record • 4th year • >100M Enterprise PCs • >$300M annually & 2500 employees dedicated to platform validation • Major OEM support, including • • • • • • Dell* HP* Lenovo* Fujitsu* NEC* Gateway* Elements of an Intel® SIPP Platform Hardware: • Designated Intel processor • Designated Intel chipset • Designated Intel networking Software: • Intel chipset drivers • Intel integrated graphics drivers • Intel audio drivers • Intel storage drivers • Intel wired LAN drivers • Intel wireless LAN drivers Integrated platform developed, validated and supported by Intel Intel® Stable Image Platform Program components Processor Intel® Pentium® 4 Processor Supporting Hyper-Threading Technology1 Intel® CoreTM Duo Processor Intel® CoreTM Solo Processor Chipset Intel® 945G Express Chipset Mobile Intel® 945GM Express Chipset Mobile Intel® 945PM Express Chipset Intel® PRO/Wireless 3945ABG Network Connection Intel® PRO/1000 PM or PL Network Connection Networking Intel® PRO/1000 PM Network Connection Complete list of Intel SIPP components and associated drivers at www.intel.com/go/stableplatform 1 Look for systems with the Intel® Pentium® 4 Processor with HT Technology logo which your system vendor has verified utilize HyperThreading Technology. Performance will vary depending on the specific hardware and software you use. See http://www.intel.com/info/hyperthreading/ for information. Intel® Stable Image Platform Program Roadmap Desktop Qualify Deploy 2005 desktop Intel® SIPP platform Qualify Deploy 2006 desktop Intel® SIPP platform Mobile Deploy 2005 mobile Intel® SIPP platform Qualify Deploy 2006 mobile Intel® SIPP platform Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 2005 2006 * Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others. All products and dates are preliminary and subject to change without notice. Strategic Management of the PC Installed Base Hardware & software diversity… Significantly increases TCO Increases security risks Slows new software deployments Consumes IT time & resources Implication for Windows* Vista deployment Use Windows Vista migration as opportunity to simplify fleet complexity Diffuse Windows Vista through your installed base via PC refresh Implement in-the-field upgrades judiciously Download at: http://download.microsoft.com/download/b/7/e/b7eaa1d4-e67e-4b7c-92be294bc42fc36f/MS_WP_303149-001USrv2.pdf PC Support Incidents Powered Off Unbootable Operating System Infected System Disabled Agents PC Support Costs Desk-Side Visit 13% 46% 54% 87% Remote Fix Source: Zenith Infotech Built-in Management Proactive Security Energy Efficient Performance Intel® Active Management Technology Processor Manageability Engine Filters & Sensors “System Defense” Chipset Flash Non-Volatile Memory Networking Drivers Out-of-Band Communications Intel Software Networking Changing the Game: Intel® Active Management Technology Discover PCs and their configuration on the network independent of their operational state Securely wake & update PCs Remotely repair a PC in almost every case Prevent critical security & management agents from being disabled PCs can detect & block anomalous network behavior Make it possible for the industry to deliver world class IT capabilities to small & medium business EDS Pilot of Intel® Active Management Technology Hardware Enhanced Manageability Intel® Active Management Technology with Microsoft* System Management Server 2003 plug-in Discover & Wake Up the PC (Even if Powered Down) Heal: Use Serial Over LAN (SOL) to Configure BIOS if PC is Not Responding Protect Against Malicious Software Attacks Intel® Active Management Technology requires the platform to have an Intel ® AMT-enabled chipset, network hardware and software. The platform must also be connected to a power source and an active LAN port. Taking Virtualization to the Mainstream Intel® Virtualization Technology Intel® Virtual Gigabit Network Connect Virtual Security & Management Appliances Relative Performance 600 2X 300 1989 1994 1997 1999 2000 2003 2006* Source: Intel; normalized to SPECint2000, *estimate 50 Performance per Watt 25 4X 1989 1994 1997 1999 2000 2003 2006* Source: Intel; normalized to SPECint2000 and TDP, *estimate OEM Support ISV and IT Outsourcer Support Looking Ahead Go Mobile Extend Management & Security Virtualize Entire Platform More Cores Agenda Windows* Vista and Intel Professional Business Platforms Windows Vista Experience - Past, Current and Future Intel Business Platforms Deployment of Windows Vista into Installed PC Base Recommendations Recommendations Test, Qualify and Deploy Windows Vista* on new PCs aligned to Intel® SIPP Desktop PCs: 2005 desktop Intel® SIPP platform (Intel® Pentium® 4 Processor 600 sequence and Intel® 945G Express Chipset) Mobile PCs: 2006 mobile Intel® SIPP platform (Intel® Centrino® Duo mobile technology) Implement in-the-field Windows Vista upgrades judiciously Balance cost of graphics, RAM upgrades and support costs vs. cost of new PCs In general, diffuse Windows Vista through PC refresh aligned to Intel® SIPP program Windows Vista Beta Testing Desktop graphics & networking drivers bundled with latest Windows Vista CTP build Mobile graphics & networking drivers are available through mobile PC vendors Pilot and deploy Intel® vProTM technology based PCs as part of managing the Windows*-based environment in July-September 2006 timeframe