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¹Based on Dell internal analysis in January 2017, comparing the projected list price cost of a similarly configured Dell PowerEdge R7415 single-socket server versus the actual list cost of a traditional dual-socket server. Actual costs will vary.

²Based on Dell EMC internal testing using the SPECjbb2015MultiJVM (critical-jOPS) benchmark in November 2017, compared to HPE testing submission to the SPEC.org committee. Actual performance will vary based on configuration, usage and manufacturing variability.

³Based on Dell internal testing using the ANSYs Fluent benchmark test in November 2017, comparing a Dell PowerEdge R7425 configured with an AMD 7601, 32-core processor to a traditional 2-socket server with an Intel 6148, 20 core processor. Actual performance will vary based on configuration, usage and manufacturing variability.

⁴ Footnote: Dell and HPE were statistically tied for the #1 position in the worldwide server market due to a difference of one percent or less in their 3Q17 revenues and units.  Source: IDC Worldwide Quarterly Server Tracker, 3Q17.

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