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HP Integrity – The Most Trusted. Always.

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When a mother dials 911

When a patient needs a doctor

When a bank moves money

When a customer submits an order

When a stock exchange executes a trade

THE STRATEGIC QUESTION IS…

How do you create the infrastructure that will produce the right outcome?

Every time

Virtualized•Resilient•Orchestrated•Optimized•Modular

Converged

Infrastructure

REQUIREMENTS TO BUILD A CONVERGED INFRASTRUCTURE

Delivered

with

Integrity

Resilient

Security and

availability you

can bet your

business on

Integrated

Manage all your

capabilities

holistically

Virtualized

Choose the virtualization

paradigm best suited to

your business

Efficient

Maximize the utilization and

effectiveness of

your environment

Demanding

Workloads

Support for your

mission critical

workloads

DRIVE-ING MISSION CRITICAL ENVIRONMENTS WITH INTEGRITY

6

Performance

1980

Time

20001985 1990 1995

20-30% increase per year

from semiconductor

technologyCISC.3 ins / cycle

RISC

~1 instruction / cycle

60-70%

Superscalar RISC

<4 instructions / cycle

PA-RISC

Alpha

USPARC

MIPS

PowerPC

EPIC: Even greater

instructions / cycle

Explicitly

Parallel

Instruction

Computing

EPIC / IA64

the itanium difference - performance

Poulson

Intel® Itanium® Processor Family Roadmap

Targeted

Segments

Availability

Highlights

Processor

Generation

Future2006-07

Dual Core

KittsonTukwila

Quad Core (2 Billion Transistors)

Ultra Parallel Micro-architecture

Mission-Critical Segment (Database, Business Intelligence, ERP…)

New

Technologies

• 24MB L3 cache

• Hyper-Threading

Technology

• Intel® Virtualization

Technology

• Intel® Cache Safe

Technology

• Lock-step data integrity

technologies (9100

series)

• DBS Power Management

Technology (9100 series)

• Advanced multi-core

architecture

• Hyper-threading

enhancements

• Instruction-level

advancements

• 32nm process

• Large On-Die Cache

• New RAS features

• Scalable buffered

memory

Future

Intel® Itanium®

Processor 9000, 9100

Series

• 30MB On-Die Cache, Hyper-Threading

• QuickPath Interconnect

• Dual Integrated Memory Controllers, 4 Channels

• Mainframe-Class RAS

• Enhanced Virtualization

• Common chipset w/ Next Gen Xeon® processor MP

• Voltage Frequency Mgmt

• ~2x Perf Vs 9100 Series

• Scalable buffered memory

9th Itanium

Generation

Product

• Socket

compatible

with Tukwila

& Poulson

• Scalable

buffered

memory

Begining-2010

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HP Servers … Broadest Portfolio in the Industry

Consolidation /

Virtualization

Platforms

Decision Support

&

Business Intelligence

Increasing capacity

Applications

HP ProLiant DL785 G5

Unparalleled

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Scale-in

Shared, virtualized resources

+ Multi-OS

+ High utilization

+ Pay-as-you-grow

+ Automated

+ Scalable

+ Available

+ Software licensing

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Scale-up

More cores

More memory

More I/Os

- Low utilization

- High initial budget

• Availability

• Scalability

+ Management costs

+ Software licensing

Scale-out

More nodes

- Management costs

- Low utilization

- Software licensing

+ Scalability

+ Availability

+ Low initial budget

This is a HP Integrity Superdome computer

with 128 cores, 256 threads

Task Manager with 16 rows and 16 columns

shows 256 logical processors

The SQL load is stabilized across all

256 logical processors

Integrity Superdome w/128 cores/256 threads running

Windows Server 2008 R2 and next-gen SQL Server (Kilimanjaro)

10

Scalable performance leadershipwith Integrity and Windows

OLTP Database • #1 Windows TPC-C¹ with Integrity Superdome at 1.2M+ tpmC1

ERP and SCM

• #1 32p/64c Windows SAP 2-Tier SD with Integrity Superdome5

• #1 16p/32c Windows SAP 2-Tier SD with Integrity Superdome5

• #1 Windows SAP 3-tier SD with Integrity Superdome5

BI and Data Analytics/OLAP

• #1 Windows 10TB TPC-H with Integrity Superdome and SQL Server 20082

• #1 32p/64c Windows 3TB TPC-H with Integrity Superdome8 (SQL Server 2005)

• #1 16p/32c Windows 3TB TPC-H with Integrity rx86407 (Oracle)

• #1 16p/32c Windows 1TB TPC-H with Integrity rx8640 6 (SQL Server 2005)

6 HP rx8640 with Microsoft SQL Server 2005 (SP1), 33,488 QphH @ $27.00/QphH, available 10/06. See www.tpc.org .

7 HP rx8640 Integrity server running Oracle 10gR2 Enterprise Edition with partitioning on Windows Server 2003 Data Center Edition SP1, 37,813 QphH @ $38.00/QphH, available 5/14/07. See www.tpc.org

8 HP Integrity Superdome server running SQL Server 2005 Enterprise Edition SP2 on Windows Server 2003 Datacenter Edition SP1, 60,359 QphH @ $32.60/QphH, available 5/21/07. See www.tpc.org

All results and comparisons as of 11/04/08

1 HP Superdome with Microsoft SQL Server 2005 (SP1), 1,231,433 tpmC @ $4.82/tpmC, available 6/05/06. See www.tpc.org.

2 HP Integrity Superdome server with 32 Intel® Itanium® 9140n processors and SQL Server 2008 Enterprise Edition and Windows Server 2008 for Itanium-based systems, 63,650.9 QphH @ $38.54/QphH, available 8/30/08. See www.tpc.org.

5 For full details on SAP benchmarks, see www.sap.com/benchmark.

6 HP rx8640 with Microsoft SQL Server 2005 (SP1), 33,488 QphH @ $27.00/QphH, available 10/06. See www.tpc.org .

HP Integrity Superdomeunmatched Oracle performance

2.5X better

than IBM

Best Oracle-based TPC-C from HP and IBM

1M

2M

3M

HP Integrity Superdome4,092,799 tpmC

$2.93/tpmC

Avail: 08/23/07

HP-UX 11i v3

IBM p5 5951,601,785 tpmC

$5.05/tpmC

Avail: 04/20/05

AIX 5.3

HP Integrity Superdome1,008,144 tpmC

$8.33/tpmC

Avail: 11/04/03

HP-UX 11i v2

4M

tpmC 4X better

than

previous

Superdome

Results as of 02/27/07, see: www.tpc.org, TPC-C is a trademark of the Transaction Processing Performance Council

First and only 30TB TPC-HHP Integrity goes where no server has gone before

30 TB

The world‟s first and

only 30TB TPC-H

result!

Providing outstanding

HP-UX and Oracle performance

with scalability in a

highly reliable,

standards-based

Integrity server solution• 150,960.5 QphH @30TB

• $46.69/QphH

• Available 6/18/07

Result achieved with

HP Integrity Superdome

(64p/128c Dual-core Intel Itanium2

1.6GHz processors)

with sx2000 chipset and

StorageWorks arrays, running Oracle

10g R2 and HP-UX 11i v3

Results as of 06/19/07, see: www.tpc.org, TPC-H is a trademark of the Transaction Processing Performance Council

Share

Peak

Capacity

Share

Peak

Capacity

Savings:

Systems,

Licenses,

Power,

Cooling,

Floor Space

WHAT‟S THE IMPACT OF INTEGRATION & AUTOMATION WITH DYNAMIC RESOURCES?

Improving staff productivity through intelligent integration and automation!

Most reports put average utilization at approximately 30%

Tremendous amount

of unutilized capacity

Yet these

systems are

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handle the

load

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GET THE MOST FROM SUPERDOME‟S

MASSIVE CAPACITY BY INCREASING

SERVER UTILIZATION

Using HP

VSE and

Systems

Insight

Manager

(SIM)

These

systems can

now handle

the load

30%-50% fewer cores, higher peak capacity

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8 Core Peak

12 Core Peak

HP Insight Dynamics – VSE: Capacity planning to optimize utilizationThe new math: 8+8 = 12

• Two workloads each have an 8 CPU peak demand but the peak of their sum is 12 CPUs.

• Peaks for different workloads do not all happen at the same time.

HP Partitioning ContinuumMix & match, to meet customer need

Single Physical Node & OS

Server isolation with HA

HP nPartitions/dynamic nPartitions

Electrical isolation with flexibility

HP Virtual Partitions & HP Integrity Virtual Machines

Adds soft partitioning granularity & flexibility to

server or nPartitions

HP Secure Resource Partitions

(within OS instance) Secure resource partitions for

application stacking

• OS + SW fault isolation

• Dedicated CPU, RAM

vPar 1

• OS + SW fault isolation

• Dedicated CPU, RAM

vPar 2

Hard Partition 1

• OS + SW fault isolation

• Virtual + Shared CPU, I/O

• Virtualized Memory

Virtual Machine 1

Hard Partition 2

• OS + SW fault isolation

• Virtual + Shared CPU, I/O

• Virtualized Memory

Virtual Machine 2

Application 2

Application 3

Application 1

• Guaranteed compute resources (shares orpercentages

Application n

FlexibilityIsolation

Node

• Guaranteed compute resources (shares or percentages)

• Guaranteed compute resources (shares or percentages)

• OS image with HWfault isolation

• Dedicated CPURAM & I/O

nPar 1

• OS image with HW fault isolation

• Dedicated CPURAM & I/O

nPar 2

nPar 3

• OS image with HW fault isolation

• Dedicated CPURAM & I/O

nPar n

HP-UX 11i v3 Dynamic nPartitionsRe-configure on-line

HP-UX 11i v3 Dynamic nPartitions enables the composition of nPartitions to be changed online – while applications continue to deliver service

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nPartition 1

Cell board

cell on-line add

cell on-line remove

Usage scenarios:

• Online migration of a cell from an underutilized nPartition to an over-utilized nPartition

• Maintenance or upgrade of the hardware on a floating cell

• Online capacity expansion by inserting a new cell board

• Re-integration of a cell into an nPartition after a reboot caused by a hardware fault that de-configured the cell

HP Virtual Server Environment for HP-UX 11i in action today

Control

Virtualized resources

Availability

Automation

Utility pricing

100%: SAP

(5 CPU system)

Unpurchasedprocessors

CPU allocation –consolidated system

6

5

4

3

2

1

0

Va

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80% Oracle20% Security

Time – Consolidated Server

SAP Oracle Security

(5 CPU system)(6 CPU system)

x50% SAP40% Oracle10% Security

Dynamic resource flexing with HP VSE and Oracle RAC

vPar vPar

Human Resources

(HR)

Oracle RAC Service Status

Preferred Available

Node 1 Node 2

Database Load VSE Response

Increase in database workload as sales reporting begins

Sense service level breached and scales up –moves CPUs from HR to FA on Node 1

Continued increase in database workload as sales reporting continues

Sense capacity exhausted on Node 1 and scales out– activates FA on Node 2

Sales reporting activity subsides, database workload returns tonormal levels

Sense reduced demand and scales back –deactivates FA on Node 2 and moves CPUs back from FA to HR on Node 1

vPar vPar

Financial Analysis

(FA)

General Ledger (GL)

HP VSE Reference Architectures for HP-UX 11iDocumented best practices that reduce solution

deployment timeDesign Testing Deployment

Timeline without VSE reference architectures**

Timeline using VSE Reference Architectures**

12 to 24 weeks 4 to 8 weeks 1 to 2 weeks

1 to 2 weeks2 to 4 weeks < 1 week

** specific time ranges are illustrative examples, actual times will vary depending on specific environment

Optimize design time:• Proven designs to apply as is or customize rapidly

Speed up testing time:• Valid configurations that minimize testing

Cut down deployment time:• Standardized solutions for easy roll out to multiple servers

Mission-critical computingHow much does downtime cost you?

Source: Meta Group, 10/20000

$500,000

$1,000,000

$1,500,000

$2,000,000

$2,500,000

$3,000,000

Revenue $ Per Hour

Energy

Telecom

Manufacturing

Financial Inst.

Information Tech.

Insurance

Retail

Pharmaceuticals

Banking

Food/Beverage

Consumer Prod

Chemical

Transportation

Utilities

Healthcare

Metals/Nat Res.

Professional Serv.

Electronics

Construction/Eng.

Media

Hospitality/Travel

Average

Hourly Average Cost of DowntimeAcross Industries

x86 vs. Integrity RAS

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Processor

13

Intel

Itanium® 2

Intel

Xeon™ MP

Intel

Xeon™

AMD

Opteron™

Cache parity/ECC Limited Limited Limited

Memory single device error correct (SDEC),

retry double-bit errors

Memory spares

Recover from data bus error (ECC)

Electrical isolated partitions

[1]Enhanced MCA handling & error logging Limited Limited Limited

[2]Dynamic processor resiliency

Instruction Retry APR

Built-in sensors & thermal control

Lockstep support **

Bad data containment

(Data Poisoning & Signaling for Error

Recovery)

Internal logic soft error

checking

Cache-line deletion

(Pellston)

Intel virtualization technology (Silvervale) Future Future

Intel active management technology Future Future Future

Built-in sensors & thermal control

[1]Enhanced MCA handling and Error Logging are tools provided to allow for more granularity of error containment. This allows errors to not propagate and to let recovery to have the least impact as possible[2]Dynamic processor resiliency (DPR) extends the processor RAS features through the operating system

** Itanium feature not implemented in HP Integrity servers

Memory

15

*Integrity

Itanium® 2

Typical

Xeon™ MP

Typical[2]Opteron™

Data Bus ECC protection

Scrubbing

Advanced ECC /Chip Spare / Chip Kill™

Page De-allocation

Double-Chip Spare

Address/Control Bus Parity protection

Redundant Addr/Ctl Interconnect +

[1]Mirror/RAID/DIMM Spare

+Only on Cellular systems[1]Extra DIMMs is an expensive way (in terms of $ and performance) to accomplish the same protection as DMR[2]Opteron memory features are a function of the processor. Other architectures memory features are a function of the CECs, firmware, DIMM types, and the operating systems.

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Causes of downtime Examples

Planned administrative downtime

Upgrades for hardware components, firmware,

drivers, operating system, and software

applications.

Component failures

Faulty server components, such as memory

chips, fans, system boards, and power supplies.

Faulty storage subsystem components, such as

failed disk drives and disk controllers.

Faulty network components, such as routers and

network cabling.

Software defects or failures

Drive stops responding, operating system stops

responding or reboots, viruses, or file

corruption.

Operator error or malicious usersAccidental or intentional file deletion, unskilled

operation, or experimentation.

System outages or maintenanceSoftware or systems requiring reboot, or system

board failure.

Local disaster Fires, storms, and other localized disasters.

Regional disasterEarthquakes, hurricanes, floods, and other

regional disasters.

Causes of downtime and examples of each cause

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa998704(EXCHG.65).aspxSource: Microsoft:

A closer look

Causes of downtime Examples

Planned

administrative

downtime

Upgrades for hardware components, firmware, drivers,

operating system, and software applications.

Component failures

Faulty server components, such as memory chips, fans,

system boards, and power supplies.

Faulty storage subsystem components, such as failed disk

drives and disk controllers.

Faulty network components, such as routers and network

cabling.

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How often is an x86/64 server rebooted in the course of a year?

Daily

Weekly

Monthly

other

Local Serviceguard Cluster Metrocluster

Synchronous Replication or

Mirroring

Continentalclusters

Cluster

Heartbeats

(2 clusters)

Asynchronous Replication

app 4 app 3 app 2 app 1app 1app 2app 3app 4

Cut costs by moving to

HP-UX 11i v 3

Cut costs by reducing

management time & effort

Cut costs by reducing

planned downtime

Cut costs by reducing

unplanned downtime

Cluster

Heartbeats

(1 cluster)

Stay available, stay profitable.

HP SERVICEGUARD SOLUTIONS

Inventing Tomorrow – For 25 Years and Counting

HP-UX

• 1983 - First HP-UX systems ship

• On the HP 9000 Series 500 computer

• 1986 - HP-UX creates the UNIX business server market

• HP-UX ships on the first PA-RISC Server

− The HP 9000 Series 840

• 2001- HP-UX ships on HP Integrity Servers

− The first OS to ship on Itanium-based servers

• 2007 – HP-UX 11i v3 ships

• Improved performance, virtualization, availability, security & manageability

• 2009 – HP-UX has thrived in shipping across 4 different

processor architectures

− HP FOCUS

− Motorola 68000

− HP PA-RISC

− Intel Itanium

Data Center Operating Environment (DC-OE)*

High Availability OE (HA-OE)* Virtual Server OE (VSE-OE)

Advanced file system

and volume

management

Goal-based workload

management

Partitioning

Capacity advisor

Virtualization

manager

System performance

analysis

System management

Security

Kernel & application

performance analysis

Base file system and

volume manager

Base OE (BOE)

Superset: HA-OE + VSE-OE, both of which include BOE

Advanced file system

and volume

management

High availability:

Failover cluster

software

and related

toolkits

System performance

analysis

HP-UX 11i v3 OE FUNCTIONALITY

~50%

~30% Lower costs through:

Virtualization; optimized

asset utilization,

availability & control

lowers cost & risk of

unplanned downtime

Security; prevent, detect,

and contain

Availability; clustering,

disaster tolerance &

recovery, dynamic

tunables

Management; seamless

single asset view &

control

WHAT DRIVES AN ECONOMIC VALUE ANALYSIS?

• Direct one-time

• Costs

• Hardware – 8%

• Software – 11%

• Support – 11%

• + direct On-going

Costs

• Systems

Management – 28%

• Communication – 6%

• Facilities – 8%

• Changes – 8%

• + indirect Costs

• Availability – 9%

• Security

• Application Development – 11%

~20%

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Example of TCO advantage of Windows on HP Integrity servers

Bottom line:

$801K savings or 12.4%

TCO Comparison

(Total Three Year Costs)

X86 Based

Servers

HP Integrity

Servers

HP Integrity

Savings

Percentage

Difference

Server Hardware $640,000 $1,842,000 ($1,202,000) -187.8%

Server Software $4,000,445 $2,714,248 $1,286,197 32.2%

Network Equipment $163,125 $26,100 $137,025 84.0%

Administration Labor $1,552,500 $1,035,000 $517,500 33.3%

Facilities (Power & Space) $66,210 $27,990 $38,220 57.7%

Initial Implementation $42,750 $19,00 $23,750 55.6%

Total $6,465,030 $5,664,338 $800,692 12.4%

Source: Alinean, July, 2008

50 x86 servers per location2 Integrity servers per location

206 processors per location40 processors per location

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Summary

You are dealing with

• High cost

• Low efficiency

• Excessive complexity

• Multiple or ungainly databases

We can help by delivering mission-critical, scalable Windows for the enterprise

• Always scalable− Future-focused to grow with your

needs

− Manage your largest databases• Heavy lifting for SQL server

environments

• Always available− Highly available & disaster tolerant

with MS certified HP cluster extensions

• Compelling TCO (your mileage may vary)

− Lower staffing

− Fewer licenses

− Less floor space

− Easier management

− Fewer systems

− Virtualized for flexibility

HP VSE “Firsts”: We‟ve got proven experience that goes back years

1995

2000

2001

2003

2004

2005

2006

• HP Process Resource Manager – dynamic resource allocation

• HP-UX Workload Manager – FIRST goal-based workload management for UNIX

• HP nPartitions – hard partitions with full electrical isolation

• HP Instant Capacity (iCAP) – FIRST deferred purchasing of inactive server resources

• HP Virtual Partitions (vPars) – soft partitioning for HP-UX

• HP Virtual Server Environment – FIRST integrated server virtualization solution for management, partitions, high availability, and utility pricing

• HP VSE Reference Architectures – FIRST pre-tested, pre-integrated virtualization offering for key applications

• HP global Workload Manager – UNIQUE application- transparent automated resource allocation for large virtualized environments

• HP Integrity Virtual Machines for multi OS – first running HP-UX

• HP Virtualization Manager – EASY visualization and configuration of virtualized and physical environments

• HP Capacity Advisor –FIRST lightweight, integrated tool for ongoing capacity planning

• HP Global Instant Capacity (GiCAP) – FIRST resource optimization tool for moving server resources and software licenses between servers as needed

• HP Capacity Advisor – FIRST to include capacity trending capabilities

• HP Capacity Advisor – UNIQUE “Smart Solver” technology

• HP Global Workload Manager – UNIQUE predictive control

• HP VSE includes logical server capabilities for Integrity Blades

2008

2007

2009

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The information contained herein is subject to change without notice

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HP ProLiant DL785 G6 Server

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ProLiant DL785 – solves major challenges

IT supply meets business demand

Reduce costs

• Improve utilization

• Improve IT staff productivity

• Lower cost of IT operations

Increase agility

• Make infrastructure more flexible

• Deploy new services rapidly

• Speed in introducing IT change

Improve quality of IT delivery

• Align IT with the business

• Achieve predictable service availability

• Higher quality of service

Consolidate on one platform

• Virtualize smaller applications

• Simplify resource management

• Fewer maintenance contracts & licenses

Expand applications in same server

• More memory & I/O

• Unified Infrastructure Management

• Common ProLiant attributes

Higher performance application support

• Rapid expansion capability

• Unified Infrastructure Management

• Business-critical RAS features

HP ProLiant DL785 G6 – with latest 6-Core AMD Opteron processors!Built to improve utilization and reduce resource sprawl

Ready for growth• Better price/performance and performance per watt

with new six-core Istanbul processors

– Improved AMD-V Features, including HT Assist, Rapid Virtualization Indexing , AMD Core Select & AMD Dual Dynamic Power Management

– In-box upgrade for existing customers

• Enhanced Power management with new Power Supply

• Highly resourced server platform to consolidate and virtualized applications

• Transactional superiority for business intelligence and decision support applications

*SE SKUs consume 105 W ACP, Std SKUs consumes 75 W ACP and HE SKUs consume 55W ACP. ACP (Average CPU Power) which is an AMD metric for power consumption for typical and relevant commercially useful high utilization workloads

2Q08 4Q08 1Q09 2Q09 3Q09

DL785 G5 AMD Barcelona

DL785 G5 AMD Shanghai

DL785 G5 AMD Shanghai

DL785 G5 AMD Shanghai

DL785 G6 AMD Istanbul

2.2, 2.3 GHz std*, 2.4, 2.5 GHz SE*

2.4, 2.5 2.7 GHz std*

2.3 GHz HE*

PC2-6400 DIMMs

nVidia Graphics

3.1 GHz SE*, 2.9 GHz, 2.8 GHz & 2.5

GHz HE* SKUs

2.8GHz SE, 2.4 GHz std & 2.1 GHz HE

6-core Istanbul SKUs

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Six-Core AMD Opteron™ Processor Power features• 50% more cores

− Better performance, bigger workloads

• HT Assist

− helps reduces memory latency and increase overall system performance in multi-socket systems

− Reduces probe traffic & resolves probes more quickly

• CoreSelect

− Greater control, tuned performance

• SmartFetch

− Lower processor power consumption by up to 21%

• AMD PowerNow! with AMD PowerCap

− Allows HP enabled power capping

• Set MHz or Voltage limits

6MB L3 CacheDDR2 HT

Core 3

Core 1 Core 2

Core 4

Core 5 Core 6

6MB L3 CacheDDR2 HT

Core 3

Core 1 Core 2

Core 4

Core 5 Core 6

6MB L3 CacheDDR2 HT

Core 3

Core 1 Core 2

Core 4

Core 5 Core 6

6MB L3 CacheDDR2 HT

Core 3

Core 1 Core 2

Core 4

Core 5 Core 6

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HP ProLiant DL785 G6 – overview

Simply, the most expandable 8s x86 Server available

ProLiant DL785 G6

Processor• 4 or 8 2.8 GHz SE, 2.4 GHz Std and 2.1 Ghz HE Six-Core AMD

Opteron™ processors

Memory• 64 DDR2 DIMM slots

• 512GB max memory

Internal Storage

• 8 (std) + 8 (opt) SFF SAS drive bays

• Up 8.0 TB of Hot Plug SAS with 500GB SAS drives

• Embedded RAID support with optional BBWC, RAID 0/1 support

• 1 removable Slimline DVD/CD-RW Drive

Networking • Dual embedded Gigabit NICs with TCP/IP Offload Engine

I/O• 11 PCIe slots

• 7 PCIe & 2 HTx slot optional upgrade

Management• Integrated Light Out 2 ( iLO 2 )

• Power Monitoring, Power regulation & Power Capping

Form Factor • 7U Rack Mount Server

OS• Windows, Redhat Linux, Suse Linux, Oracle Enterprise Linux,

Sun Solaris

Virtualization • VMWare ESX, Linux Virtualization (Xen), Citrix XenServer, Hyper-V,

Oracle VM

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RH & SLES XEN

Windows Server 2008 Hyper-V

Windows 2008 - Windows HPC Server 2008

Windows 2008 - Small Business

Windows 2008 - Datacenter Edition

Windows 2008 - Enterprise Edition

Windows 2008 - Standard Edition

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HP ProLiant DL785 G6 OS Support

Linux

RHEL 4.8

RHEL 5.3

Novell SLES 10 (SP2)

Novell SLES 11

OEL 5.3

Solaris 10

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DL785 award-winning performance

• #1 overall VMmark benchmark result: Virtualization leadership

• #1 non-clustered TPC-H@300GB benchmark result: BI leadership

• #1 8-Processor OS 2-tier SAP® SD Standard Application Benchmark

• #1 8-Processor SPECjbb2005 benchmark result: Java business application performance leadership

• #1 8-Processor SPECpower_ssj2008 benchmark result: Energy-efficiency Leadership

• #1 8-Processor/32 core SPECint_rate2006 benchmark result

• #1 I/O performance on FIO benchmark : Exceeded 1 Million IOPS and 8 GB/s Throughput with Fusion I/O on a single server

• Climate Savers smart-computing compliant: Energy-efficiency Leadership

• HP ProLiant DL785 G5 Wins IT Pro Editor‟s Choice Award

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Target workloads for DL785

*TPC-H is a decision support benchmark developed and administered by the Transaction Processing Performance Council (TPC). The test is focused on ad-hoc queries submitted to a data warehouse residing in a relational database at various data volumes. These tests use industry relevant data and queries to simulate real-world workload(s). (www.tpc.org )

Consolidation and virtualization

Decision Support and Business Intelligence

Applications demanding high-performance I/O

• Architected to improve server utilization and reduce server sprawl

• Best x86 server for virtualization. See VMmark benchmark for HP‟s leadership results

• 11 I/O slots and four I/O bridges enable very high I/O throughput and up to 512 GB memory provides ample I/O & memory to support large numbers of virtual machines.

• Balanced architecture with ample I/O and memory delivers ideal platform for „read-intensive‟ decision support and business intelligence

• World #1 non-clustered TPC-H@300GB benchmark result with best performance and great price/performance is a proof point.

• Three PCIe x16 slots for high performance I/O for accelerators, visualization, or highspeed communications.

• HTX option and third-party HTx cards allows direct and faster access to the processors

Workhorse

DL785 G6: ULTIMATE CONSOLIDATION

Savings by consolidating G4 servers on to DL785 G6

Lower operating costs

$26,005/yr

Power/cooling savings

Lower software costs

$44,300/yr

OS licensing savings

2005

61 servers

(single-core)

15,555W

Featuring

6-Core AMD Opteron

Assumptions

Consolidating

completely depreciated

61 DL380 G4 servers

on to a DL785 G6

30% & 60% utilization

of G4 and G6

servers respectively

Consolidation ratio and

savings will vary based

on customer scenarios

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ProLiantDL785G5

Rapid Payback6 month

ROI from G4

2009

1 DL785 G6 server

(six-core)

Data Source: HP ProLiant G6 ROI Calculator (URL: http://intranet.hp.com/tsg/ams-salesportal/proliant/Pages/index.aspx)

Rapid Payback6 month

ROI from G4

Sun New DL785 G6 IBM

Consolidate 10 Sun

SPARC 6800 servers

Running Solaris &

Oracle DB

…and lower your operating costs* by $3,804,864/yr

1 DL785 G6 server Consolidate 27 IBM

x445 servers

Running Windows &

SQL Server

…and lower your operating costs* by $2,699,918/yr

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ProLiantDL785G5

*Includes power/cooling, floor space, implementation, system admin, OS & database licensing. Data Source: Ideas

International Ltd.

Workhorse

DL785 G6: ULTIMATE CONSOLIDATION

| HP Solution Blocks | Customer Presentation

Rapid PaybackLess than

3 months ROI

Rapid PaybackLess than 3 months ROI

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DL785 hits sweet spot with balanced 8-socket architecture

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HigherPerformance RAS

Increasing efficiency

Price/Performance

ProLiant DL785ProLiant DL580 G5

ProLiant DL585 G6

Integrity 7640

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• Integrity, overcomes risk of downtime concerns− HP‟s SW/OS solutions, HP-UX, HP Serviceguard and Virtual Server Environment, tightly

integrate to the system to enhance overall availability

− Built for the highest level of HW availability with double chip spare memory technology and electrical cell isolation; ideal for mainframe replacement

− With unparalleled scalability, we also offer maximum resource utilization with HP‟s advanced partitioning and sophisticated virtualization capabilities

− Durable and stable infrastructure delivering long-term investment protection

HP Integrity and ProLiant Servers address customer requirements, with different strengths…

• ProLiant, when customers require the economies and standardization of an x86 ecosystem

− Robust infrastructure optimized for price, performance, and feature-set

− Industry standard options, and best-in-class price and price: performance are paramount

− Broadest x86 portfolio, and access to the broadest x64 solution stack, to meet your customers diverse needs

− Industry leading software tools for comprehensive and integrated installation, deployment and management of your IT environment

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DL785 G6 vs. DL585 G6 vs. DL580 G5

DL785 G6 DL585 G6 DL580 G5

Processor8 socket/48 core

AMD: Six-core Shanghai

4 socket/24 core

AMD: Six-core Shanghai

4 socket/16/24 cores

Intel: Six-core Dunnington

Max Memory 64 DIMM slots

Max memory: 512GB

32 DIMM slots

Max memory: 256GB

32 DIMM slots

Max Memory: 256GB

Drive Bays 8 SFF SAS bays std, with +8 SFF SAS optional drive cage

8 SFF SAS bays std8 SFF SAS bays std, with +8 SFF SAS optional drive cage

RAID

Embedded P400i

RAID 0, 1, 1+0, 5, 6 w/BBWCStand up card required for 2nd 8 bay drive cage

RAID 0, 1, 1+0, 5, 6 w/BBWC

Embedded P400i

RAID 0, 1, 1+0, 5, 6 w/BBWC

Stand up card required for 2nd 8 bay drive cage

SlotsStandard: 11 slots PCI-e

3 x16 slots, 3 x8 slots, 5 x4 slots 9 slots: 1 used for Array controller

3 x8 PCI-e , 4 x4 PCI-e, 2 PCI-x

Standard: 8 slots – 4 PCIe x4,4 PCIe x8 Optional mezz adds 2 pci-x/100 & 1 PCIx/133 or 3 x8 PCIe

Ports

5 USB 2.0 ports (2 front, 2 rear,1 internal) 1 Serial Port (rear)

PS2 keyboard/Mouse Support (rear)

ES1000 VGA Controller with 2VGA ports (1 front, 1 rear)

iLO2

5 USB 2.0 ports (2 front, 2 rear,1 internal)

1 serial port , 1 front, 1 rear video

Keyboard/mouse support, 2 RJ45

iLO2

2 Gigabit NICs with TOE

2 front USB; Front Video

iLO2

Form Factor 7U 4U 4U

DL785 is for customers looking for more compute, I/O and memory resources for their databases , enterprise applications and x86 virtualization allowing headroom and expandability

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Competitive comparison

HP

DL785 G6

IBM xSeries

x3950 M2

Sun

X4600 M2

Proc. Type Six Core Opteron Six Core Xeon Six Core Opteron

Proc. Capacity8 processors/

48 core

4 procs/24 cores per chassis;

one to four chassis per system

8 processors/32 cores

Int. Storage8 standard;

expandable to 164 per chassis 4 standard

Max. Memory 512GB 256GB per chassis 256GB

I/O11 PCIe (x16, x8 & x4) or

7 PCIe & 2 HTx slots

7 PCIe (x8 only)

per chassis

6 PCIe (x8 & x4)

and 2 PCIx

Form factor 7U 4U per chassis 4U

Warranty 3 year NBD 3 year NBD 3 year NBD

ProLiant DL785 advantage: The industry‟s 8 socket workhorse delivering leading headroom and expandability for enterprise applications and x86 virtualization.

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The information contained herein is subject to change without notice

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HP BladeSystem Matrix introduction/overview

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Yesterday‟s infrastructureBuilt one server at a time

Line of business

selects application

Get purchase

approvals Order serverProject planning

meetingsAnd more

meetings

Server delivery unpack inventory Move to

test centerBuild process

server network storage facilities

Change control

approvals

Move to

production

environment Re-cable and move

into production

• Many people

• Many manual steps

• Many weeks

• Human error

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Today‟s integrated infrastructureProvisioned when needed

Line of business

selects

application

Verify resource allocation

(self-service portal)Tool determines available

resources and when

Push

“go”

Workflow starts

automatically

A full application

infrastructure up

and running!

• Less people

• A few automated steps

• Integrated information

• Same functionality for virtualand physical servers – no compromises!

Choose infrastructure

application template

(right size?, right app?)

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HP BladeSystem MatrixCollapses cost & complexity for any workload

One managed domain across 1000 physical servers and VMs

Affordable failover & Disaster Recovery-ready for all apps

OS and hypervisorssupported equally

Open choice of Integrity, ProLiant, core network and SANResource Pool

ERP CRM DataWarehouse

Database

Mail and Messaging

File, Print, Infrastructure

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Ideal usages for BladeSystem Matrix

1. IT consolidation platform

− Unified physical and virtual platform – perfect fit, including power/cooling efficiency

2. Data Center transformation (AI), utility compute

− Organizations moving to shared services models

3. Service providers – dedicated, virtual and cloud

4. Test/Dev automation

− HP IO designer with self-service portal and scheduling ideal fit

5. Internal cloud/Compute Pool

− HP IO designer with self-service portal and scheduling ideal fit

− Connections to external clouds

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Ready for business in 108 minutes

• 5 minutes of ONE administrator time to initiate

• 5 minutes approval time

• 38 minutes to provision infrastructure

• 60 minutes to install/configure applications

Typical process for this customer was 33 days.

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A service-ready infrastructure delivered to your data centerBest practice design becomes best practice operations

• Infrastructure provisioning in minutes instead of weeks, identically for virtual as physical servers

• Establish and enforce consistent architectural standards

• Extensible with existing workflows

• Works with existing typical IT processes

Visual interface

App template library

Push-button deploy; self-service portal

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Matrix is the integration point to deliver the business-ready infrastructure

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Infrastructure convergence Partner integration Business-ready infrastructure

• Add converged storage support

• VC + network integration

• More management integration

• Build application template library

• 3rd party network and business service integration

• Increased HP Software, service & facility integration

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The information contained herein is subject to change without notice

HP Integrity – The Most Trusted. Always.

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