Dell - Track 1 Modernizing Compute Capacity to Minimize Infrastructure

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EFFICIENTENTERPRISETOUR

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MODERNIZINGCOMPUTECAPACITY TO MINIMIZEINFRASTRUCTURE


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NEXTGENERATIONSERVERSTHANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME.


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TECHNOLOGY SHIFTINTEL XEON 5500 SERIES New Processor Architecture

5520 (TYLERSBURG) CHIPSET ARCHITECTURE Integrated Memory Subsystem New I/O subsystem

DDR3 MEMORY

UDIMMS / RDIMMS replace FBDIMMs

PURPOSEFUL DESIGN Unprecedented Reliability

SYSTEM MANAGEMENT Lifecycle Controller

Dell Management Console

BEST POWER & THERMALS Entire server designed for efficiency

ENABLING VIRTUALIZATION Increased memory & I/O Better Management of Virtualized Environments


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UNMATCHED BUSINESS CAPABILITIESINTEL XEON PROCESSOR 5500 SERIES Up to 3.5x the bandwidth for technical computing

Up to 2.25x the performance for enterprise computing

2x software threads and performance boost on demand

IntelligentPerformance

Flexible

Virtualization

Expand existing pools with Intel VT FlexMigration

Unique capabilities for live VM migration over network

Highest 2S virtualization scores mean more VMs per server

Automated

Energy Efficiency

Highest system level performance/watt

Lower system idle power reduces IT costs

Dynamically turns cores on/off to meet performance needs

Source: Intel internal measurements, January 2009. For notes and disclaimers, see performance and legalinformation slides at end of this presentation.

Boost performance and lower IT costs

DELL CONFIDENTIALDELL CONFIDENTIAL 4


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SCALABLE PORTFOLIO OF SOLUTIONSAMDOPTERON PROCESSOR SERIES Up to 50% more performance than previous

generation Full suite of features provide value at every price

point

More horsepower, same thermals

Price perPerformance

Virtualization

Socket compatible; plug in upgradeable

Uses same DDR2 memory across generations

One platform with fewer images and drivers

Scalability and performance without compromise

DELL CONFIDENTIAL

Hardware-assisted virtualization technologies

Live multi-server VM migration

A focus on Efficiency for multi-threadedvirtualization environments

Stability

DELL CONFIDENTIAL 5


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#1 Server in Customer Satisfaction:2009 Technical Business Review

Best Virtualization Server:PowerEdge R905 from InfoWorlds2009 Technology of the Year Awards

Winners of the 2009 iF GermanProduct Design Award: PowerEdgeR610 and R710

PowerEdge R610:ITPro Editors Choice AwardPC Pros 5-Star RatingTrusted Reviews Recommended

Award

DELL POWEREDGE AWARDS

DELL CONFIDENTIAL 6


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Top VMmark Scores: Top 16-core performance with M905

Best TCO: Dell Blades over HP

Best Perf/Watt: R710 andEqualLogic storage = 21%Perf/Watt over HP

TPC-C: 2 of the top 5Price/Performance Positions

TOP BENCHMARK SCORES

For the latest benchmark results visit www.dell.com/benchmarks.

DELL CONFIDENTIAL 7


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THE NEXT GENERATIONPOWEREDGE SERVERSSYSTEMS MANAGEMENT

Simplified Infrastructure

Management

INSPIRED DESIGN

Customer DrivenUsability & Design

POWER &THERMALSEnergy Tuned

Technologies

VIRTUALIZATION

Enhanced Virtualization

Performance

VMVMVM

VM

VMVM

VM

VMVMVM

VM VMVM

VMVM

VMVMVM

VM

VM VMVMVM

VM

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POWEREDGE SERVER PORTFOLIOCOVERING ENTERPRISE IT NEEDS FROM BASIC TOSPECIALIZED COMPUTING

MORE SPECIALIZATION

VIRTUALIZATION

R900

R905

R805

4-SOCKET

T300, T310,T410

PE SC1430T105, T100,

T110

R200, R300, R210, R410 MOREBASIC

M-SeriesM1000e, M600, M605, M610

M710, M805, M905 ULTRA

DENSITY

R710, R510

T610, T710

R610MORE

DENSITY

MOREEXPANDABILITY

PE 2970,PE 2970 ES

PE 1900, T605 MOREBASIC

EXPANDA

BILITY|DENSITY

9APPLICATION COMPLEXITYDELL CONFIDENTIAL 9


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11th GENERATION POWEREDGEPORTFOLIO

T610: 2S Tower

R610: 2SRack

R710: 2SRack

M610: 2S HalfHeight Blade

M710: 2S FullHeight Blade

T410: 2S TowerT710: 2STower

R410: 2SRack


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DESIGN & VALIDATIONEVERY STAGE OF THE PRODUCT DEVELOPEMENT


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ALL STEEL CONSTRUCTION cable mgt. arm eliminates creep

NEW METAL Hard Drive Carriers

Robust fan cage design with blind mate single pull fan module forIMPROVED MAINTENANCE

Quick release rack latching for EASY DEPLOYMENT

Multi-layer LCD screen positioned on the front of the bezel forAISLE LEVEL ACCESS to monitor and maintain

PURPOSEFUL DESIGN: RELIABILITY

Quality Steel Components Clear Multi-layer LCD



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Image COMMONALITY Across Platforms

Clean, CONSISTENT placement of interface ports and LCD

REDUCED COMPLEXITY of internal cabling

Obvious, clear component ORGANIZATION

CONSISTENT rack installation and removal, slam latch design

PURPOSEFUL DESIGN: COMMONALITY

Clean Component Organization Consistent PSU Latch Design



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Right sized power supplies 90%+ EFFICIENT Design

Right sized PSUs LOWERS POWER DRAW at base server level

Power Management features POWER CAPPING, powerinventory & budget

Far more EFFICIENT MODULAR fan design

DELL CONFIDENTIAL

INDUSTRYS BEST PERFORMANCEPER WATT

Modular Cooling Fan Design Right Sized Power Supplies

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SIMPLIFY IT - INDUSTRY FIRSTEMBEDDED MANAGEMENTSTREAMLINEDServer configuration, zeromedia deployment andupdate with tools embeddedon Dell Platforms

SIMPLIFIEDSingle-button, singlecommand update

FASTERserver deployment fromdays to hours

INTUITIVEUser interface

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SIMPLIFY IT - INTEGRATED, OPENSYSTEMS MANAGEMENTDell Management Console

SIMPLIFIEDSingle console managementvs. multiple complex andproprietary consoles

REDUCED COSTCut management costs inhalf

OPEN

Architecture designed tocompliment and integrate

FULLY HETEROGENEOUSHardware support

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INDUSTRYS FIRST EMBEDDEDMANAGEMENT SYSTEM

Only vendor to deliver SIMPLIFIED embedded management

Zero Media, SIMPLIFIED Deployment

STREAMLINED server update process

Minimum FASTER server deployment

DELL CONFIDENTIAL

Confusing, Complex, ResourceIntensive, Slow and Proprietary

Dell Lifecycle ControllerEmbedded Management

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http://welcome.hp.com/country/us/en/welcome.html


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VIRTUALIZATION LEADERSHIP

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VIRTUALIZATION

OPTIMIZED PORTFOLIOPurpose-built Servers and Storage

Platforms

PERFORMANCE

LEADERSHIPTop Scores

INTEGRATED, OPEN

MANAGEMENTSimplifies Virtual

Infrastructure Management

VIRTUALIZATIONSERVICESRapid Virtualization Deployment

DELL CONFIDENTIAL 19


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SIMPLIFYING VIRTUALIZATIONDELLS END-TO-END SOLUTION #1 in virtualization

performance benchmarks

Choice of hypervisors fromVMware, Citrix, Microsoft

Performance bottlenecks solvedwith more memory and I/O

Complete virtualizationservices portfolio including

workshops, readinessassessment, design andimplementation services

Storage solutions optimized forvirtualization environments

DELL

CON

FIDENTIA

L20


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DELL POWEREDGE SERVERSVIRTUALIZATION OPTIMIZEDDesigned forVirtualization

Performance

Your Choice:Form factors,Hypervisors,

I/O fabrics

BestPerformance at

the LowestPower Usage

100% commitment to standards

UnmatchedPerf/Watt/$


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VIRTUALIZATION POWERHOUSE Outstanding virtualization

performance benchmarks

Choice of embeddedhypervisors from VMware,Citrix, Microsoft

Performance bottlenecks

solved with more memoryand I/O

Complete virtualizationservices portfolio includingworkshops, readiness

assessment, design andimplementation services

Storage solutions optimizedfor virtualizationenvironments

HYPERVISOR

VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM

VIRTUAL MACHINES

` ` `

CISCO &POWERCONNECTSWITCHES

POWEREDGESERVERS

EQUALLOGIC &DELL | EMCSTORAGE


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ALLIANCES IN VIRTUALIZATION VMware Infrastructure 3 / ESX & ESXi

x86 Virtualization Software Market leader Enterprise-class feature set

Familiar user experience backed by Microsoft Comprehensive mgmt for physical and virtual environments Cost effective solution for Microsoft environments

Citrix XenServer Express & Enterprise Cost effective and easy to use, based on open source Xen Rich feature set

Software solutions to facilitate virtualization with Dell hardware

PowerRecons for datacenter performance optimization PowerConvert to assist in efficiently managing movement of server

workloads between physical and virtual platforms

Processing Area Network (PAN) Manager Infrastructure virtualization S/W enables customers to create and

manage a single pool of physical and virtualized servers
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BLADE LEADERSHIPTO TRUE MODULAR COMPUTING

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The Most Manageable, Flexible, Energy-Efficient Blade System Available

PowerEdge M1000e, M600, M605, M610,

M710, M805, M905

MODULAR: FlexIO (Snap-In-Scalability)

MANAGEABLE: FlexAddress

FLEXIBLE: Enabling Choice



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DELIVERING BLADES FOCUSED ONPAIN POINTS

USE LESS POWER

19% More Energy

Efficient

SIMPLER

13X Faster

Deployment

BETTER

PERFORMANCETop Benchmark Scores

MORE FLEXIBLEFlexIO &

FlexAddress



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THE BLADE DECISION

BLADES OFFER:BETTER DENSITY Blade Servers provide the best density for serversdeployed in a rack.

LOWER POWER AND COOLING Blades use less power and run coolerthan traditional servers.

EASE OF MANAGEMENT Blade Servers are easier to deploy then

traditional servers.REDUCE TCO Ease of management, reduced cabling and reducedacquisition cost assure best return on investment.

CONSIDERATIONS IN A BLADE DECISION:

LOCAL STORAGE NEEDS Environments that require 3 or more local hard drivesare not a good blade candidate.

REQUIRE STANDARD PCI SLOTS Traditional PCI Cards do not work in a bladeenvironment.

HAVE FEWER THAN 4 SERVERS Environments with less than four servers maybe challenged with pricing over traditional servers.


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BUILDING A BETTER BLADE

Competitive Blade Solutions LendThemselves to Issues

TCO

DEPLOYMENT

PROPRIETARY

INFLEXIBLE

Return on Investment does not payoffas well as it could

Complicated implementation

leading to wasted time

Wasteful rip-and-replace upgrades

Vendor-specific systems tools andcomplex licensing


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THE NEXT LEVEL OF BLADES

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M605 & M610 HALF HEIGHTM805, M905 & M710 FULL

HEIGHT

FEATURES & BENEFITS

Designed for virtualization, database and messagingworkloads

Latest Intel and AMD architectures

Future-ready, capable of supporting multiple generationsof blade servers and upcoming I/O technologies

More DIMM slots and I/O ports deliver higherconnectivity capacity and flexibility

FlexIO technology eliminates rip and replace bladeswitch upgrades

FlexAddress provides slot-assigned, persistent

WWN/MAC without additional, complicatedmanagement tools or proprietary hardware

Lower power consumption with Energy SmartTechnologies

M1000E CHASSIS



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DELL BLADES:THE DATA CENTER SOLUTIONDENSITY Up to 16 servers in 10U of rackspace with network and storage connectivity.

ENERGY Designed to be energy efficient andgenerate less heat than traditional servers.

MANAGEMENT Complete management fromdeployment to remote control.

I/O Offering a multitude of I/O options includingFibre Channel and InfiniBand.

NETWORKING Designed with ease of networkmanagement.


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M1000E BLADE CHASSIS - REAR

3

4

2

1

1 MANAGEMENT

2 FLEXIO

3 COOLING

4 POWER


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FLEXIO OPTIONSDell M-series provides complete, snap-in FlexI/Oscalability down to the switch interconnects. FlexIOtechnology is the foundation of the M1000e I/Osubsystem.

CISCO NETWORKING

DELL POWERCONNECT

FIBRE CHANNEL

INFINIBAND


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I/O MODULES FORVIRTUALIZATION

10 GbE switch, with 8external ports forvirtualizationperformance

Modular options:SFP+, CX4,10G Base-T (1Q09)

Managementsimplification,performance, andscalability combine tominimize TCO

The worlds first end-to-

end 8Gb Fibre Channelsolution for bladesprovides morebandwidth to meet yourvirtualization needs

M5424 FC8 M3130PowerConnectM8024 10GbE


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FLEXADDRESS

CMC assigns WWN/MAC values to blade slots in placeof factory-assigned blade WWN/MAC

Allows for blades to be swapped without affecting SANZoning, iSCSI zoning, or any MAC-dependent functions

SD card is provisioned with a UNIQUE pool of 208MACs and 64 WWNs

SD card is inserted into the CMC at Dell Factory orAPOS SD card is now tied to that specific chassis

User-configurable to enable iSCSI MAC, Ethernet MAC,and/or WWN Persistence

COST EFFECTIVE & INTELLIGENTNETWORK ADDRESSING


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SIMPLIFIED CABLING

STACKED ETHERNET SWITCHING Internal switches have optional 10GbEuplinks and/or stacking connectors

Manage/configure multiple switches asone with stacking

Consolidate uplinks from multiple

chassis into 2-4 x 10GbE ports

STACKED CMCs CMC has a 2nd Ethernet port for

connection to other CMCs in the rack CMC connects to the management

network to manage all blade servers Saves port consumption on external

switches


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Dell offers up to 43%

Lower Acquisition

Cost

and41% Lower TCO overequivalent blade servers

from HP.*

* Source: Principled Technologies, Inc., Total cost of ownership (TCO) of Dell PowerEdge M710 and HP ProLiant BL685c G5 blade solutions a March 2009 reportcommissioned by Dell. TCO includes hardware, support, management software, IO virtualization, power, cooling, network ports, and data center space.


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More servers impacts power, cooling, management,

and data center space cost

32 full-height Dellblades in one rackof four full 8-blade

enclosures

40 full-height HPblades in Two rackswith five full 8-blade

enclosures

Dell HP

POWER

COOLING

MANAGEMENTCOST

DATA CENTERSPACE COST

OperatingExpenses


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Dell RISC Migration Solutions

SIMPLIFY I.T.

MINIMIZE RISC.


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RISC Migration Why Migrate andWhy Now?

Forrester predicts WW IT

spending decline ~3% in 2009*

IT must reduce TCO andenhance productivity andcompetitiveness

*eWeek.com, Forrester Research Sees IT Spending Declining in 2009, by Scott Ferguson, 2009-01-13http://www.eweek.com/c/a/IT-Infrastructure/Forrester-Research-Sees-IT-Spending-Declining-in-2009/

Global Economies and IT Spending Under Pressure


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RISC Versus Industry Standards

Choice,Flexibility& Value

Industry Standard Choice(IntelXeon Processor Based Solutions)

Multiple OEMs

Multiple Operating Systems

Open Ecosystem &Solutions

Services

Traditional Proprietary Stack(SPARC, POWER, etc.)

Hardware

OS

Solutions

Services

Closed

CPU

CentricSolutions

Industry standard servers typically offer betterprice/performance, investment protection, and costs

savings than RISC-based servers


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Sun to Dell OracleMigration

5X improvement in

overall performance

Payback in 6 months

202% ROI over 5 years

Success Stories:

Actual results and ROI calculated after 3+ years (2004-2007)

Source: Dells Oracle-based Order Entry Solution. Published by Mainstay Partners, 2007.http://www.dell.com/downloads/global/solutions/oracle_roi.pdf

Large FinancialInstitution Dell Svcs.

72% of proprietary UNIXservers could be migratedwithin 24 months

$32Min infrastructure

savings over 3 years,including migration costs


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Intel Xeon

X5355 2.66GHz

2P /8C**

Sun V490 w/

UltraSP ARC *

IV+ 2.1GH z

4P /8C**

Fujitsu* M 4000

w/ SP ARC 64*

VI 2.15GHz

4P /8C**

Su n

UltraSP ARC T2

1.4GH z 1P /8C **

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SPECint_rate2006* (Solaris)

BEST PUBLISHED PERFORMANCE COMPARISON (DP)INTEL XEON PROCESSOR 5000 SEQUENCE VS. SPARC* PROCESSOR

All products, dates, and figures are subject to change without any notice. Copyright 2009, Intel Corporation. All rights reserved. Performance tests and ratings are measuredusing specific computer systems and/or components and reflect the approximate performance of Intel products as measured by those tests. Any difference in system hardwareor software design or configuration may affect actual performance. Buyers should consult other sources of information to evaluate the performance of systems or components

they are considering purchasing. For more information on performance tests and on the performance of Intel products, visithttp://www.intel.com/performance/resources/limits.htm or call (U.S.) 1-800-628-8686 or 1-916-356-3104.

SPECint_rate_base2006* (Solaris)

On Solaris operating system, Intel Xeon processor based systems providebetter performance than UltraSPARCT2*/SPARC64* processor based systems.

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71.768.6

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w/ SPAR C64*

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T2 1.4GH z

1P /8C**

Score

Higher isbetter

Higher isbetter

P: Processor, C: Core, S: Socket. Source: www.spec.org as of Apr 15, 2009For notes and disclaimers, see legal information slide at end of this presentation.

Dell Confidential Internal Use Only

ENERGY EFFICIENCY
http://www.spec.org/http://www.spec.org/


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INTEL XEON PROCESSOR VS. SUN ULTRASPARC* T2

SPECjbb2005* vs. SunUltraSPARC* T2 (BOPs) Energy Efficiency

(BOPs/Watt)

Up to 77% More Efficient vs. UltraSPARC* T2on Java

PowerConsumption

(Watts)

1.31x

192k

532k

1S Sun

Ultra-SPARCT2*

Higher is better

Intel

Xeon

X7460

Intel

Xeon

X5460

Intel

Xeon

X7460

1.4 GHz

1S/8C/64T

2S Sun

Ultra-SPARCT2+*

4S Sun

Ultra-SPARCT2+*

373k

693k

303k

1.31x

464W

816W

1S Sun

Ultra-SPARCT2*

Lower is better

Intel

Xeon

X7460

Intel

Xeon

X5460

Intel

Xeon

X7460

2S Sun

Ultra-SPARCT2+*

4S Sun

Ultra-SPARCT2+*

770W

1525W

413W

1.31x

414

652

1S Sun

Ultra-SPARCT2*

Intel

Xeon

X7460

Intel

Xeon

X5460

Intel

Xeon

X7460

2S Sun

Ultra-SPARCT2+*

4S Sun

Ultra-SPARCT2+*

485

454

734

Higher is better

1.4 GHz

2S/16C/

128T

1.4 GHz

4S/32C/

256T

3.16 GHz

2S/8C/8T

2.66 GHz

4S/24C/24T

77%Gain!



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LOWER TCOTCO Comparison

Average

Solution A:

Alternative RISCServer

Solution B: Intel

Server Solution

Difference

(A-B)

Difference

(A- B) %

Server HW Costs $87,269 $21,151 $66,118 75.8%

Server SW Costs $452,133 $302,745 $149,388 33.0%

System ManagementLabor

$211,782 $70,505 $141,277 66.7%

Power and FacilitiesCosts

$16,810 $3,215 $13,595 80.9%

Migration/ProjectChange Costs

$3,521 $9,147 -$5,626 -159.8%

Total $771,516 $406,763 $364,752 47.3%

Example from Alinean1 ROI Analysis Calculator developed for Intel for migration fromSPARC solution to Red Hat on Intel2

Theoretical example only. Actual savings will vary.1See www.alinean.com for examples of calculators.2 Inputs: A theoretical customer in the Financial Services industry with revenues of $1Bn per year, expected growth of 15%, and 2,000 users.Current solution hypothesized as 10 Sun SPARC V880 servers running Solaris, Oracle EE, Apache and HP OpenView. Theoretical customer had 5 systemsadministrators, 2.5 Systems operators, 99.5% availability with 30 hours scheduled downtime.Solution A hypothesized customer remained on SPARC, upgrading to 2 Sunfire M5000 servers.Solution B hypothesized customer migrating to 2 HP BL680c servers with Intel Xeon 7340 processors, Red Hat Enterprise Linux f rom Solaris, JBoss from Apacheand IBM Tivoli from HP Openivew. Oracle EE remained as the database.


https://roianalyst.alinean.com/DellServerSavingsCalculator/
http://www.alinean.com/https://roianalyst.alinean.com/DellServerSavingsCalculator/https://roianalyst.alinean.com/DellServerSavingsCalculator/http://www.alinean.com/


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SAMPLE ROI SAVINGS

Impact to baseline:

Includes ramp up costs priorto migration start

Reductions happen as UNIXhardware decommissioned

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Comparisons

Initial Spend

Linux Migration

UNIX environment upgradeand consolidation

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-1400000

-1200000

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36 Month Expense Change

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REDUCE COST: SW EXAMPLEWhat is the License for Oracle Enterprise Edition with no Site License optionson a 4 socket Intel Xeon 7400 System Vs a 4 socket UltraSPARCT2+ system?

Step 1: Understand the license core factor Intel Xeon Series 74XX & Series 55XX = 0.5 per core

SUN UltraSPARC T2+ = 0.75 per core

SUN / Fujitsu SPARC64VII = 0.75 per core

Step 2: Multiple cores by license core factor

4 Xeon 7400 = 0.5 per core X 24 cores = 12 4 UltraSPARCT2+ = 0.75 per core X 32 cores = 24

Step 3: Oracle EE Licenses of $47,500 X Step 2

Xeon 7400 12 X $47,500 = $570,000

UltraSPARCT2+ 24 X $47,500 = $1,140,000

Step 4: Oracle EE yearly (after year 1) support fees $10,450 X Step 2 Xeon 7400 12 X $10,450 = $125,400

UltraSPARCT2+ 24 X $10,450 = $250,800

Source: http://www.oracle.com/corporate/contracts/library/processor-core-factor-table.pdf

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!PROJECTPORTAL

DeliversVisibility and

Accountability

TechnicalConstraints

Business Attributes

PerformanceCharacteristics

WorkloadRationalization

The Collaborative Processaccelerates progress

GETTING THERE ISNT JUST ABOUTTECHNOLOGY



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ANOTHER EXAMPLE, REDUCINGMESSAGING INFRASTRUCTURE &COMPLEXITY

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2:1 CONSOLIDATION

DELL CONFIDENTIAL

MICROSOFT EXCHANGE AND 11G

Exchange 03 on a 2850 Exchange 07 on an

R710

Max # of heavymailboxes ~2000-3000 ~5000-6000

Usable RAM 4GB 32GB

Architecture 32-bit 64-bit

OLTP DATABASE CONSOLIDATION1 PE R710 is greater than 10 PE 2650s


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