Intel announced that Intel plants to produce more than 20 new products, technology innovations and industry initiatives.

In the forum, the new performance next generation Penryn processor family was disclosed. Intel also had two product roadmaps for Intel Architecture IA, based system on chip (SOC) consumer electronic (CE) devices and business uses.

Justin R. Rattner, as Intel s chief said that “developer forum will show how Intel is delivering a breadth of multicore processors worldwide and a product roadmap providing the new performance and energy efficiency”
Intel has begun planning products based on a parallel, IA programmable architecture codenamed Larrabee that will using many existing software tools, and designed to scale of trillions of floating point operations per second of performance.
The other plans is Intel QuickAssist Technology, to optimize accelerators in servers. Intel also unveiled Tolapai plans, the first is the family of enterprise class System On Chip (SoC) products with integrate many key system components.

The Q1 2008 Intel expected to reduce the chip sizes by up to 45% and reduce the power consumption about 20% compared to four chip design, while improving throughput performance and processor efficiency. Intel also will integrated the new Intel QuickAssist accelerator technology. Patrick P. Gelsinger, Senior Vice President, General Manager, Digital Enterprise Group Intel, talk about product plans, including Intel s high end Multi Processor servers with codenamed Caneland. The quad and dual core Intel Xeon Processor 7300 series will design in 80- and 50-watt versions. The new servers will complete the transition to Intel Core microarchitecture for Xeon processors.
Next plan Intel will introduce the next generation Intel vPro processor technology with codenamed Weybridge, in Q2 2008 and using the new Intel 3 series chipset family, formerly codenamed Bear Lake.