with the same experience as with OpenShift on x86 today GraceHopper DP 4.19 = Solution analysis and ARM builds of Operators for both use cases (SNO DU and MNO), No ZTP or LCM (IBI, IBU, TALM, etc) TP 4.20 = DU on SNO: ZTP and LCM (IBI, IBU), CX-7/BF3 NIC, CX6 NIC, Full regression testing, KPI testing GA 4.21 = DU on SNO support in RDS TP 4.21 = CU on MNO ZTP and LCM, CX-6&CX-7/BF3 NIC AMD based CPU AMD based CPU Genoa and Bergamo supported (NPS ==1) TP 4.18: Node Per Socket =1 GA 4.20+: Turin support WIP 4.20+ : LLC Aware CPU pinning as a better way to leverage CCX than Node Per Socket =4 Engaging with AMD for upstream support - Long term goal (NRI) ARM based CPU Sierra Forest / Granite Rapid -D / Connersville Family Sierra Forest: 5G Core RDS inclusion WIP Granite Rapid -D: OCP Milestones dependent on 3rd party upstream deliverables DP 4.19 = Quality Sample HW, Integrated NIC, Carter Flat NIC, VBR2, PTP OC/BC, Limited Regression Testing TP 4.19 = Quality Sample HW, Integrated NIC, Carter Flat NIC, VBR2, PTP OC/BC, T-GM [DP], Limited Regression Testing, KPI Evaluation GA 4.20.z (Q1’26) = Commercial HW, Integrated NIC, Carter Flat NIC, Reed Channel NIC, VBR2, PTP OC/BC, T-GM, Full Regression Testing, Full KPI Testing New Hardware Support - Validated for Telco Use cases Near term Long term