This document discusses Intel's efforts towards enabling a sustainable future through their products, operations, and policies. It highlights how Intel is delivering more energy efficient processors and systems to provide higher performance with lower power consumption. It also outlines Intel's initiatives to reduce the environmental impact of their own operations and advance global sustainability. Refreshing servers every 3-4 years provides significant benefits including reduced costs, improved productivity, and lower energy usage.

1. Enabling a Sustainable Future Thomas Lim Market Development Manager Intel Electronics (M) Sdn Bhd

6. Products: Energy Efficient Performance – 10x Power (sub 1-watt by 2010) + 10x Performance (teraflop on a chip by 2010) Intel innovating at every level of computing Source: Intel White Paper: Advancing Global Sustainability through Technology

8. New Servers = Better Efficiency Up to 12% Lower Peak Power Up to 50% Lower Idle Power 1 Source: Up to 50% lower platform idle power compared to Xeon 5400 series. Intel internal measurement. (Feb 2009). For details see legal information slide in backup. 2 Source: Intel. March 30, 2009. See legal information slide in backup titled “Historical Performance Gains” Nehalem Higher Performance Per Watt Means More Performance Per Sq Ft Intel Single Core Intel Multi-core Relative Performance Lower Energy Consumption More Performance Per Watt Xeon 5100 Series Xeon 5300 Series Xeon 5400 Series Xeon 5500 Series 12% 50%

9. Server Refresh Benefits (Single Core) Source: Intel estimates as of Nov 2008. Performance comparison using SPECjbb2005 bops (business operations per second). Results have been estimated based on internal Intel analysis and are provided for informational purposes only. Any difference in system hardware or software design or configuration may affect actual performance. For detailed calculations, configurations and assumptions refer to the legal information slide in backup. 2005 184 Intel ® Xeon ® Single Core Servers 2009 Performance Refresh 1:1 Up to 9x Performance 184 Intel ® Xeon ® 5500 Based Servers 18% Annual Energy Costs Estimated Reduction – OR – Efficiency Refresh 9:1 21 Intel ® Xeon ® 5500 Based Servers As Low as 8 Month Payback 90% Annual Energy Costs Estimated Reduction

11. Intel will invest $7B in 32nm fabs Intel Senior Fellow Mark Bohr shows off a 32nm “Westmere” processor.

12. 3-4 Year Refresh Rate is Typical 1 Source: Intel IT Server Refresh whitepaper, June 2008 http:// communities .intel.com/docs/DOC-1693 2 Source: Data Center Conference: Day 4 Highlights the ‘Greening’ of Data Centers, by John R. Phelps and Mike Chuba, November 30, 2007, Gartner, Inc., ID Number: G00153658. “ Develop a change-management program to move to more energy-efficient hardware, typically every three to five years to manage the energy cost increase.” — Gartner, Nov 2007 2 “ A detailed return on investment (ROI) analysis showed that we can reduce costs by refreshing all servers after four years. Previously, we kept servers in use for longer periods, to maximize their useful life.” — Intel IT Whitepaper, June 2008 1

13. Demonstrated Customer Improvements From Recent Server Replacement Projects Reduced Costs, Streamlined Operations, Improved Competitiveness 40% Faster Research 93% Faster Database Queries 35% Reduction in Total Costs 90% Less Utility, LAN/SAN Costs 50% Faster Application Deployments 60% Lower Costs, Productivity Increase $95M Savings in 2008 1 1 Source: Intel IT 2008 Annual Performance report http://download.intel.com/it/pdf/IT_2008_apr.pdf . All other customer examples Case Studies with Intel ® Xeon ® processor technology from a variety of customers available at www.intel.com/references as of March 16, 2009.

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