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Intel TechnologiesIntel Technologies

March 22, 2004March 22, 2004

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OutlineOutline

Manufacturing ProcessManufacturing Process Processor ArchitecturesProcessor Architectures Processor RoadmapsProcessor Roadmaps

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Moore’s Law ContinuesMoore’s Law Continues

1,000

10,000

100,000

1,000,000

10,000,000

100,000,000

1,000,000,000

10,000,000,000

1970 1980 1990 2000 2010

4004 8080

8086

8008

Pentium® Processor

486™ DX Processor386™ Processor

286

Pentium® II Processor

Pentium® III Processor

Itanium® Processor

Goal: Over 1 billion transistors by 2005

Pentium® 4 Processor

Itanium® 2 Processor

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By End of the Decade …By End of the Decade …

“…“…30 gigahertz devices, 10 nanometer or less delivering 30 gigahertz devices, 10 nanometer or less delivering a tera instruction of performance by 2010a tera instruction of performance by 2010”(1)”(1)

1) Pat Gelsinger, Intel CTO, Spring 2002 IDF

Itanium® procItanium® procPentiumPentium®® Pro Pro

PentiumPentium®® proc proc486486

100100

1,0001,000

10,00010,000

100,000100,000

’’0000

FrequencyFrequency(MHz)(MHz)

386386286286

11

1010

’’7070 ’’9090

8086808680858085

808080808008800840044004

’’80800.10.1

30GHz30GHz14GHz14GHz

6.5GHz6.5GHz3 GHz3 GHz

’’1010

~30 GHz~30 GHz

400440048008800880808080

80858085 80868086286286

386386486486Pentium procPentium proc

PentiumPentium®® Pro Pro

ItaniumItanium®®

1.8B1.8B

0.0010.001

0.010.01

0.10.1

11

1010

100100

1,0001,000

10,00010,000

’’7070 ’’8080 ’’9090 ’’0000 ’’1010

Tra

nsis

tors

Tra

nsis

tors

(MT)

(MT)

~2B Transistors~2B Transistors

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Process Process 130nm 130nmWafer Wafer 200mm 200mm

Silicon Design and Manufacturing | Volume ManufacturingSilicon Design and Manufacturing | Volume Manufacturing

World Class ManufacturingWorld Class Manufacturing

ProcessProcess 90nm 90nmWaferWafer 300mm 300mm

Capacity and Resource Benefits:Capacity and Resource Benefits:–240% more die/wafer240% more die/wafer–40% less energy and water/die40% less energy and water/die

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Pentium®

Processor

Pentium® ProProcessor

Pentium® IIProcessor

Pentium® IIIProcessor

Pentium® 4Processor

0.8µ 0.6µ 0.35µ 0.25µ 0.18µ 0.13µ

Intel’s Process Technology Intel’s Process Technology

Source: Intel

Process technology Process technology advances mean:advances mean:•Higher transistor densityHigher transistor density•Higher performanceHigher performance•Less power per transistorLess power per transistor•Lower cost per transistorLower cost per transistor

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Intel in Production With Intel in Production With Nanotechnology (< 100nm) Nanotechnology (< 100nm)

1000010000

10001000

100100

1010

1010

11

0.10.1

0.010.01

MicronMicron Nano-Nano-metermeter

1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 2020

Nominal feature sizeNominal feature size

NanotechnologyNanotechnology

130nm130nm90nm90nm

70nm70nm50nm50nm

Gate LengthGate Length

Intel has been in production with Intel has been in production with nanotechnology since 2000nanotechnology since 2000

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50nm50nm

Transistor for Transistor for 90nm Process90nm Process

Source: IntelSource: Intel

Influenza virusInfluenza virusSource: CDCSource: CDC

100nm100nm

Silicon Devices Shrink to Virus SizeSilicon Devices Shrink to Virus Size

Intel is shrinking transistors to increase performance Intel is shrinking transistors to increase performance and density, and to reduce power and density, and to reduce power

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December 2002December 2002Intel presents technical papers on Intel presents technical papers on 90nm processes for computing & 90nm processes for computing & communicationscommunications

August 2002August 2002Intel announces first use of strained Intel announces first use of strained silicon on 90nm processsilicon on 90nm process

March 2002March 2002Intel discloses first working 52Mb Intel discloses first working 52Mb SRAM on 90nm processSRAM on 90nm process

Ahead to 90nm: Ramping in Q4/2003Ahead to 90nm: Ramping in Q4/2003

52Mb SRAM52Mb SRAMwith 1µmwith 1µm 2 2 CellCell

StrainedStrainedSilicon forSilicon forFastestFastestTransistorsTransistors

September 2003September 2003Intel discloses details on Intel discloses details on implementation of strained siliconimplementation of strained silicon

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Strained Silicon Transistors are FasterStrained Silicon Transistors are Faster

Normal Silicon Lattice Strained Silicon Normal Silicon Lattice Strained Silicon LatticeLattice

Current FlowCurrent Flow

Normal Normal electron electron

flowflow

Faster Faster electron electron

flowflow

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30nm Prototype (IEDM2000)

20nm Prototype(VLSI2001)

25 nm

15nm

15nm Prototype15nm Prototype(IEDM2001)(IEDM2001)

50nm Length(IEDM2002)

65nm Node 2005

45nm Node 2007

90nm Node 2003

32nm Node 2009

22nm Node 2011

10nm Prototype10nm Prototype(ITJ 2002)(ITJ 2002)

Intel’s Transistor Research inIntel’s Transistor Research inDeep Nanotechnology Space Deep Nanotechnology Space

Experimental transistors for Experimental transistors for future process generationsfuture process generations

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Technologies Supporting Moore’s LawTechnologies Supporting Moore’s Law

Strained Strained SiSi

Strained Strained SiSi

Strained Strained SiSi

Strained Strained SiSi

Strained Strained SiSiSiSiSiSiSiSiChannelChannel

P1270P1270P1268P1268P1266P1266P1264P1264P1262P1262Px60Px60P858P858P856P856Process NameProcess Name

300300300300300300300300300300200/300200/300200200200200Wafer Size Wafer Size (mm)(mm)

MetalMetalMetalMetalMetalMetalPoly-Poly-siliconsilicon

Poly-Poly-siliconsilicon

Poly-Poly-siliconsilicon

Poly-Poly-siliconsilicon

Poly-Poly-siliconsiliconGate electrodeGate electrode

High-kHigh-kHigh-kHigh-kHigh-kHigh-kSiOSiO22SiOSiO22SiOSiO22SiOSiO22SiOSiO22Gate dielectricGate dielectric

??CuCuCuCuCuCuCuCuCuCuAlAlAlAlInter-connectInter-connect

22 nm22 nm32 nm32 nm45 nm45 nm65 nm65 nm90 nm90 nm0.130.13mm0.180.18mm0.250.25mmProcess Process GenerationGeneration

20112011200920092007200720052005200320032001200119991999199719971st 1st ProductionProduction

Introduction targeted at this timeIntroduction targeted at this time Subject to change Subject to change

Intel found a solution for High-k and metal gateIntel found a solution for High-k and metal gate

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OutlineOutline

Manufacturing ProcessManufacturing Process Processor ArchitecturesProcessor Architectures Processor RoadmapsProcessor Roadmaps

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ItaniumItanium®® 2 Processor Block Diagram 2 Processor Block Diagram

L1 Instruction Cache andFetch/Pre-fetch Engine

128 Integer Registers 128 FP Registers

L2 C

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FloatingPointUnits

8 bundles

Register Stack Engine / Re-Mapping

11 Issue Ports

L3 C

ache

Bus ControllerECC

ECC

Integerand

MM Units

I I

BranchPrediction

ECC

ECC

ECC

ECC

ECC

Processor StructureProcessor Structure

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Massive Register SetMassive Register Set128 Integer Registers128 Integer Registers

96 Framed, Rotating96 Framed, Rotating

GR1GR1

GR31GR31

GR127GR127

GR32GR32

GR0GR0NaTNaT

32 Static32 Static

006363 00

64 Predicate64 PredicateRegistersRegisters

11PR1PR1

PR63PR63

PR0PR0

PR15PR15PR16PR16

48 Rotating48 Rotating

16 Static16 Static

Large number of registers enables flexibility and performance

128 FP Registers128 FP Registers8181

96 Rotating96 Rotating

FR1FR1

FR31FR31

FR127FR127

FR32FR32

FR0FR0

32 Static32 Static

+ 0.0+ 0.000

+ 1.0+ 1.0

8 Branch Registers8 Branch Registersbit 0bit 0

BR7BR7

BR0BR06363

Intel and the Intel logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Intel Corporation or its subsidiaries in the United States or other countries

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ItaniumItanium®® 2 Processor Memory System 2 Processor Memory SystemItanium ® 2 Processor

L2256KB8-way128B lines5-7 CLKSBanked

32 GB/s

L33MB12-way128B lines12-15 CLKS

ExternalMemory

6.4 GB/s

32 GB/s

32 GB/s

L1D16KB64B lines1 CLK

L1I16KB64B lines1 CLK

128 FP Registers

128 General Registers

Core Pipeline (functional units)

Intel, Itanium and the Intel logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Intel Corporation or its subsidiaries in the United States or other countries

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Itanium® Architecture AdvancementsItanium® Architecture Advancements

thenthen

elseelsebranch

compare

branch

instr 1instr 1instr 2instr 2Br Br / / StoreStore

ld r1=ld r1=use =r1use =r1

BarrierBarrier

Itanium® ArchitectureItanium® ArchitectureTraditional Traditional

cmp p1,p2p2

p2

p1

p1

instr 1instr 1

Chk.s / Chk.s / ld.c r1ld.c r1 = =use =r1use =r1

instr 2instr 2brbr

ld.sld.s / ld.a r1 / ld.a r1

PredicationPredication– Increases performance Increases performance

by reducing penalty due by reducing penalty due to mispredicted to mispredicted branchesbranches

serial serial execution of execution of

loopsloops

Whole loop Whole loop computation computation

in parallelin parallel

Control / Data Control / Data SpeculationSpeculation

– Attacks memory latency Attacks memory latency bottleneck and exposes bottleneck and exposes more instruction level more instruction level parallelismparallelism

Software PipeliningSoftware Pipelining– Enables concurrent Enables concurrent

execution of several execution of several iterations of loopiterations of loop

Overcoming today’s bottlenecks with innovative architectural Overcoming today’s bottlenecks with innovative architectural features features

1

2

3

XNoNo

BarrierBarrier

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Itanium® Architecture: Explicit ParallelismItanium® Architecture: Explicit Parallelism

compilercompiler Implicitly Implicitly parallelparallel

HardwareHardwareOriginalOriginal SourceSource

CodeCode

......

......

Execution Units unused – Execution Units unused – reduced efficiencyreduced efficiency

Sequential Sequential Machine CodeMachine Code

OriginalOriginal SourceSource

CodeCodeItanium-Itanium-basedbased

compilercompiler

......

......

Multiple execution Multiple execution units units

resources used resources used more efficientlymore efficiently

Parallel Parallel Machine CodeMachine Code

TraditionalTraditional Itanium™ ArchitectureItanium™ Architecture

Massive Resources

Performance through ParallelismPerformance through Parallelism

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Intel NetBurst MicroarchitectureIntel NetBurst Microarchitecture

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Out-Of-Order CoreOut-Of-Order Core

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Intel Pentium M Processor Intel Pentium M Processor MicroarchitectureMicroarchitecture

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Hyper-ThreadingHyper-ThreadingTechnologyTechnology

Intel Enterprise Intel Enterprise MicroMicro-Architectures-ArchitecturesXeon™ Processor MP

3.2 GB/s3.2 GB/s

64 GB64 GB(PAE-36)(PAE-36)

2M2M

2 2x Integer2 2x Integer

1 1x Integer, 1 1x Integer, 1 MMx & SSE1 MMx & SSE

2 2 FloatingFloating

PointPoint2.8 GHz2.8 GHz

Itanium® 2 Processor 6M

6.4 GB/s6.4 GB/s

1024 TB1024 TB

88

1 2 3 4

Memory AddressingMemory Addressing

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1011

System Bus BandwidthSystem Bus Bandwidth

On-die CacheOn-die Cache

Pipeline StagesPipeline Stages

On-die RegistersOn-die Registers

Execution UnitsExecution Units

Core FrequencyCore Frequency

Issue PortsIssue Ports

Performance via Performance via MegahertzMegahertz

Performance via Parallelism

On-die multi-threadOn-die multi-thread

264 Application Registers264 Application Registers+ 64 Predicate Registers*+ 64 Predicate Registers*

6 Instructions / Cycle6 Instructions / Cycle

24 Registers24 Registers

2020

Hyper-ThreadingHyper-ThreadingTechnologyTechnology

3 Instructions / Cycle3 Instructions / Cycle

6 MB6 MB

Instructions / ClkInstructions / Clk

6 Integer, 6 Integer, 3 Branch3 Branch

2 FP, 2 FP, 1 SIMD1 SIMD

2 Load and 2 Load and 2 Store2 Store

** Intel’s EPIC technology includes 64 single-bit predicate Intel’s EPIC technology includes 64 single-bit predicate registers to accelerate loop unrolling and branch intensive code registers to accelerate loop unrolling and branch intensive code execution. execution.

1.5 GHz1.5 GHz

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Hyper-ThreadingHyper-ThreadingTechnologyTechnology

Intel Enterprise Intel Enterprise MicroMicro-Architectures-ArchitecturesXeon® ProcessorXeon® Processor

w/ 64-bit Extensionsw/ 64-bit Extensions

6.4 GB/s6.4 GB/s

64 GB64 GB

1 MB1 MB

2 2x Integer2 2x Integer

1 1x Integer, 1 1x Integer, 1 MMx & SSE1 MMx & SSE

2 2 FloatingFloating

PointPoint3.8 GHz3.8 GHz

ItaniumItanium®® 2 Processor 9M 2 Processor 9M

6.4 GB/s6.4 GB/s

1024 TB1024 TB

88

Memory AddressingMemory Addressing

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1011

System BusSystem Bus

On-die CacheOn-die Cache

Pipeline StagesPipeline Stages

On-die RegistersOn-die Registers

Execution UnitsExecution Units

Core FrequencyCore Frequency

Issue PortsIssue Ports

Performance via Performance via MegahertzMegahertz

Performance via ParallelismPerformance via Parallelism

On-die multi-threadOn-die multi-thread

264 Application Registers264 Application Registers+ 64 Predicate Registers*+ 64 Predicate Registers*

6 Instructions / Cycle6 Instructions / Cycle

40 Registers40 Registers

Hyper-ThreadingHyper-ThreadingTechnologyTechnology

3 Instructions / Cycle3 Instructions / Cycle

9 MB9 MB

Instructions / ClkInstructions / Clk

6 Integer, 6 Integer, 3 Branch3 Branch

2 FP, 2 FP, 1 SIMD1 SIMD

2 Load and 2 Load and 2 Store2 Store

** Intel’s EPIC technology includes 64 single-bit predicate registers to accelerate Intel’s EPIC technology includes 64 single-bit predicate registers to accelerate loop unrolling and branch intensive code execution loop unrolling and branch intensive code execution

1.8 GHz1.8 GHz

1 2 3 4 5 6

Up to 6Up to 6

>20>20

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OutlineOutline

Manufacturing ProcessManufacturing Process Processor ArchitecturesProcessor Architectures Processor RoadmapsProcessor Roadmaps

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Public Server RoadmapPublic Server Roadmap

33rdrd Party / Enabled Chipset Party / Enabled Chipset

Enabled ChipsetEnabled Chipset

SystemSystem

IntelIntel® ® E8870 ChipsetE8870 Chipset // EnabledEnabled Chipset Chipset

IntelIntel® ® E8870 ChipsetE8870 Chipset // EnabledEnabled Chipset Chipset

IntelIntel® ® E8870 ChipsetE8870 Chipset // EnabledEnabled Chipset Chipset

IntelIntel®® Xeon™ Processor Xeon™ Processor>> 3.40Ghz / 1M 3.40Ghz / 1M

Next Generation ChipsetNext Generation ChipsetIntel® E7501 chipsetIntel® E7501 chipset

IntelIntel®® Xeon™ Processor MP Xeon™ Processor MP 4M iL3 / 3.00 GHz4M iL3 / 3.00 GHz

IntelIntel®® Itanium Itanium®® 2 Processor 2 Processor6M iL3 Cache / 1.5 GHz6M iL3 Cache / 1.5 GHz

IntelIntel®® Itanium Itanium®® 2 Processor 2 Processor6M iL3 Cache / 1.5 GHz6M iL3 Cache / 1.5 GHz

IntelIntel®® Itanium Itanium®® 2 Processor 2 Processor1.5M iL3 Cache / 1.40 GHz1.5M iL3 Cache / 1.40 GHzIntelIntel®® LV Itanium LV Itanium®® 2 Processor 2 Processor1.5M iL3 Cache / 1.00 GHz1.5M iL3 Cache / 1.00 GHz

IntelIntel®® Xeon™ Processor Xeon™ Processor>> 3.60 GHz / 1M 3.60 GHz / 1M

IntelIntel®® Xeon™ Processor MP Xeon™ Processor MP 4M iL3 / 3.00 GHz4M iL3 / 3.00 GHz

Next Generation chipsetNext Generation chipset

IntelIntel®® Itanium Itanium®® 2 Processor 2 Processor9M iL3 Cache / 9M iL3 Cache / >> 1.5 GHz 1.5 GHz

IntelIntel®® Itanium Itanium®® 2 Processor 2 Processor9M iL3 Cache / 9M iL3 Cache / >> 1.5 GHz 1.5 GHz

IntelIntel®® Itanium Itanium®® 2 Processor 2 Processor>> 1.5M iL3 Cache / 1.5M iL3 Cache / >> 1.40 GHz 1.40 GHzIntelIntel®® LV Itanium LV Itanium®® 2 Processor 2 Processor>> 1.5M iL3 Cache / 1.5M iL3 Cache / >> 1.00 GHz 1.00 GHz

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Performance and Price Over TimePerformance and Price Over TimeItanium® processor family: 1.5-2X Itanium® processor family: 1.5-2X

better performance* than Intel® Xeon™ better performance* than Intel® Xeon™ processor family by 2007processor family by 2007

Intel plans to converge to common Intel plans to converge to common platform with goal of achieving platform with goal of achieving

platform cost parityplatform cost parity

Platform Price**Platform Price**

‘‘0404 ’’07+07+

= 1.0= 1.0

= +30%-60% or in ’04**= +30%-60% or in ’04**

+0% in ’07++0% in ’07+

* For Enterprise & Technical Computing* For Enterprise & Technical ComputingApplication Segments; data based on Intel projectionsApplication Segments; data based on Intel projections

Itanium®-Based Platforms: Performance Leadership Now over RISC and Itanium®-Based Platforms: Performance Leadership Now over RISC and Intel® Xeon™ processors; Up to 2X Performance at expected Cost Parity Intel® Xeon™ processors; Up to 2X Performance at expected Cost Parity

with Intel® Xeon™ Processor-Based Platforms by 2007+with Intel® Xeon™ Processor-Based Platforms by 2007+

** ** 30%-60% or higher. Based on web pricing: 4P platforms from Ion Computer; 2P platform (4GB RAM) from Dell

‘‘0404 ’’07+07+

Moore’s LawMoore’s Law

+30%-50% +30%-50% in ‘04in ‘04

+50%-100% +50%-100% in ’07+in ’07+

Intel® Xeon™ Processor-Based Platforms

Intel® Xeon™ Processor-Based PlatformsItanium®-Itanium®-

Based Based

PlatformsPlatforms

Platform Performance*Platform Performance*