On Friday, June 10, 2005, Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) executives said at a meeting with financial analysts in New York that they plan to deliver a package of security, virtualization and lower-power processing to its AMD64 platform by next year, plus a new core, faster Hyper Transport and DDR3 support by 2007.

The following are the brief product road map that I extracted out from the source:-

Server

In 2006:
• Add its Pacifica virtualization technology and Presidio security technology into Opteron
• Begin shipping with Hardware RAID 5 technology and Serial SCSI, in addition to PCI Express 2 and a fault-tolerant I/O

In 2007:
• Add multicore capability, an L3 Cache and I/O virtualization.

Desktop

In 2006:
• Add its Pacifica virtualization technology and Presidio security technology into desktop processor
• Deliver dual-core processors with support for DDR2 memory, enhanced graphics technology called Aero Glass and lower-power performance.

In 2007:
• Add new core to the desktop processors, as well as DDR3 support and larger caches.

Mobile Processor

In 2007:
• Introduce WiMax wireless support and six-hour battery life to the vendor’s Turion 64 processor