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GeezerVison is showing vmssoftware.com — OpenVMS – A guide to the strategy and roadmap — VMS Software, Inc. OpenVMS – A guide to the strategy and roadmapThis page lists our milestones and plans in the development and support of OpenVMS. VSI OpenVMS Software Product Roadmap HighlightsVMS Software is moving the OpenVMS ecosystem to industry standard x86 servers that enables customers to deploy applications on widely used hypervisors and in the cloud. VMS Software provides services and support to keep mission critical environments operational and available. DisclaimerThis information contains forward looking statements and is provided solely for your convenience. The below information is based on our current best estimates and is subject to change without notice. In some cases, you can see specific terms instead of dates for certain roadmap items: TBD (To be Determined) – This means the release is planned and we either started the development or committed ourselves to start it, but we are unsure yet about the release date due to some investigative work required or for similar reasons Regular updates – Some products (mostly OpenSource, SSL being a good example) receive regular updates, but we might change the number of releases or version numbers depending on the original product release. It’s a confirmation of our commitment to keep a product up-to-date, as our engineering resources allow. When making plans for migration, please contact us directly on the Contact page or send us an email to [email protected]. We recommend you also to fill out this form to help us better understand your system requirements. VSI OpenVMS Software Rolling RoadmapPrior VSI OpenVMS ReleasesPrior VSI products ReleasesVSI OpenVMS Support RoadmapVSI OpenVMS Integrity & x86 Support Roadmap:
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Last reviewed: 15/09/2026 |
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