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 Intel® Centrino® 2 with v. Pro™ Technology and Intel® Core™ 2 processor with Intel® Centrino® 2 with v. Pro™ Technology and Intel® Core™ 2 processor with v. Pro™ Technology Best for Business: Manageability and Security on the Chip 1

1. 2. 3. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 1. 2. 3. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 2 Legal and Trademark Disclaimers Intel® v. Pro™ Technology in 2007 DASH implementation is based on draft DASH 1. 0 specifications Intel® Core™ 2 Duo processor E 6700 when compared to the Intel ® Pentium® D processor 960. Performance measured using SPECint* rate base 2000. Actual performance may vary. Energy efficiency based on Thermal Design Power (TDP) measurement. ENERGY STAR denotes a system level energy specification, defined by the US Environmental Protection Agency, that relies upon all of the system's components, including processor, chipset, power supply, HDD, graphics controller and memory to meet the specification. For more information, see http: //www. energystar. gov/index. cfm? fuseaction=find_a_product. show. Product. Group&pgw_code =CO System performance, battery life, power savings, high definition quality, video playback and functionality, and wireless performance and functionality will vary depending on your specific operating system, hardware, chipset, connection rate, site conditions, and software configurations. References to enhanced performance refer to comparisons with previous generation Intel technologies. See http: //www. intel. com/products/centrino/index. htm and http: //www. intel. com/performance/mobile/benchmarks. htm for more information on performance, power savings and energy efficiency. Intel® Active Management Technology requires the platform to have an Intel® AMT enabled chipset, network hardware and software, as well as connection with a power source and a corporate network connection. With regard to notebooks, Intel AMT may not be available or certain capabilities may be limited over a host OS based VPN or when connecting wirelessly, on battery power, sleeping, hibernating or powered off. For more information, see http: //www. intel. com/technology/manage/iamt. Source: IDC's 2007 Commercial PC Survey, Part 2, Doc # 212215, July 2008 Source: “Case Studies with Intel ® v. Pro™ Processor Technology – An Analysis of Early Testing of Intel v. Processor Technology in Large IT Departments”, C. La Grand & M. Salamasick, 2007 Source: “Case Studies with Intel ® v. Pro™ Processor Technology – An Analysis of Early Testing of Intel v. Processor Technology in Large IT Departments”, C. La Grand & M. Salamasick, 2007 According to studies funded by the US EPA, 90% of PC in commercial settings use computer power management. (See http: //enduse. lbl. gov/info/LBNL 53729_REV. pdf , http: //www. energystar. gov/ia/products/power_mgt/North_Thurston_Case_Study. pdf and http: //www. energystar. gov/ia/partners/prod_development/revisions/downloads/computer/Computer. Power. Mnmt. pdf. Source: Businessweek. com: CEO Guide To Green Computing Source: Gartner’s Top Predictions for IT Organization and Users, 2007 and Beyond ENERGY STAR denotes a system level energy specification, defined by the US Environmental Protection Agency, that relies upon all of the system's components, including processor, chipset, power supply, HDD, graphics controller and memory to meet the specification. For more information, see http: //www. energystar. gov/index. cfm? fuseaction=find_a_product. show. Product. Group&pgw_code =CO Measured using SYSmark* 2007 Preview, BAPCo’s latest version of the mainstream office productivity and Internet content creation benchmark tool used to characterize the performance of the business client, comparing latest generation comparing Intel ® Centrino® 2 processor technology based notebooks with comparable frequency first generation dual core Intel Centrino processor technology based notebooks. SYSmark 2007 Preview features user driven workloads and usage models developed by application experts. Actual performance may vary. See http: //www. intel. com/go/consumerbenchmarks for important additional information. Lead free claim: 45 nm product is manufactured on a lead free process. Lead is below 1000 PPM per EU Ro. HS directive (2002/95/EC, Annex A). Some EU Ro. HS exemptions for lead may apply to other components used in the product package. When you make a lead free claim regarding Intel products. Halogen free claim: Applies only to halogenated flame retardants and PVC in components. Halogens are below 900 PPM bromine and 900 PPM chlorine. Performance tests/ratings are provided assuming specific computer systems and/or components and reflect the approximate performance of Intel products as measured by those tests. Any difference in system hardware or software design or configuration may affect actual performance. This data may vary from other material generated for specific marketing requests. Notebooks must be plugged in to a power source to be accessible when off. Soucre: Intel

Legal and Trademark Disclaimers (Cont’d) 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. Legal and Trademark Disclaimers (Cont’d) 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 39. 40. 41. 42. 3 If not using Intel® AMT Weybridge DASH 1. 0 implementation is “pre standard” Systems using Client Initiated Remote Access require wired LAN connectivity and may not be available in public hot spots or “click to accept” locations. For more information on CIRA visit http: //www. intel. com/products/centrino 2/vpro/index/htm Gartner, Inc. , “Gartner 2006 2007 IT Spending and Staffing survey: North America, ” by B. Gomolsky & M. Smith, 5 March 2007 Some HD Audio functionality is dependent on actual implementation, controller, and codec Dash compliant platforms are not required to support all features Mobile PC must be plugged into AC power For a firm with 12, 300 notebook PCs with a 3 year refresh cycle Whitepaper found on intel. com here: http: //download. intel. com/products/centrino/pro/centrino_wipro. pdf Copyright © 2007 Intel Corporation. All rights reserved. Intel, the Intel logo, v. Pro, the v. Pro logo, Pentium, and Pentium Inside are trademarks or registered trademarks of Intel Corporation or its subsidiaries in the United States and other countries. *Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of their respective owners. Intel® Virtualization Technology requires a computer system with an enabled Intel ® processor, BIOS, virtual machine monitor (VMM) and, for some uses, certain platform software enabled for it. Functionality, performance or other benefits will vary depending on hardware and software configurations and may require a BIOS update. Software applications may not be compatible with all operating systems. Please check with your application vendor. Intel processor numbers are not a measure of performance. Processor numbers differentiate features within each processor family, not across different processor families. See www. intel. com/products/processor_number for details. v. Pro SKUs TBD Enabling Execute Disable Bit functionality requires a PC with a processor with Execute Disable Bit capability and a supporting operating system. Check with your PC manufacturer on whether your system delivers Execute Disable Bit functionality. Intel® 64 requires a computer system with a processor, chipset, BIOS, operating system, device drivers and applications enabled for Intel 64. Processor will not operate (including 32 bit operation) without an Intel 64 enabled BIOS. Performance will vary depending on your hardware and software configurations. See www. intel. com/technology/64 bitextensions/ for more information including details on which processors support Intel 64 or consult with your system vendor for more information. Intel® Virtualization Technology requires a computer system with an enabled Intel® processor, BIOS, virtual machine monitor (VMM), and for some uses, certain platform software enabled for it. Functionality, performance, or other benefits will vary depending on hardware and software configurations and may require a BIOS update. Software applications may not be compatible with all operating systems. Please check with your application vendor. No computer system can provide absolute security under all conditions. Intel® Trusted Execution Technology (Intel® TXT) requires a computer system with Intel® Virtualization Technology, an Intel TXT enabled processor, chipset, BIOS, Authenticated Code Modules and an Intel TXT compatible measured launched environment (MLE). The MLE could consist of a virtual machine monitor, an OS or an application. In addition, Intel TXT requires the system to contain a TPM v 1. 2, as defined by the Trusted Computing Group and specific software for some uses. For more information, see http: //www. intel. com/technology/security Requirements to Remote: Intel AMT must be shipped “on” by OEM (by request only), PC on the wire (no wireless), Local management agent factory installed or loaded over LAN (Intel SCS agent or enabled ISV agent), Network configured for Dynamic IP Mode (DHCP) Quad core processor released August 19, 2008 Copyright © 2007 Intel Corporation. All rights reserved. Intel, the Intel logo, Intel. Leap ahead. , the Intel. Leap ahead. logo, Intel v. Pro, the Intel v. Pro logo, Centrino, the Centrino logo, Intel Core, Core Inside, Intel Speed. Step, Pentium Inside and Celeron are trademarks or registered trademarks of Intel Corporation or its subsidiaries in the United States and other countries. * Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of their respective owners.

Agenda • What is Intel® v. Pro™ Technology? • PCs with Intel® v. Pro™ Agenda • What is Intel® v. Pro™ Technology? • PCs with Intel® v. Pro™ Technology: Impact on business • Get a Handle On – Risk management – Keeping the business running efficiently – Delivering on green initiatives and innovative services • Proven Technology – Significant Industry Momentum – Ecosystem maturity 4

Great Processor Technologies with Energy-Efficient Performance • Multi task demanding business applications • Keep Great Processor Technologies with Energy-Efficient Performance • Multi task demanding business applications • Keep power consumption to a minimum without sacrificing performance • Industry leading performance 14 for today’s software, like visually demanding Windows Vista*, with room to grow. • Faster mobile performance means fewer delays • Designed for the longest possible battery life • Discover wireless at the speed of business 5

Made Even Better with Built-in Manageability and Proactive Security! • Best for business: security Made Even Better with Built-in Manageability and Proactive Security! • Best for business: security and manageability on the chip • Remotely configure, diagnose, isolate, and repair infected PCs even if they are off, the OS is unresponsive, or outside the corporate firewall 22 • Can greatly reduce the cost of maintaining your PCs • Built on industry standards like WS MAN and DASH* Best for Business: Intel v. Pro Technology 6 6

What is Intel® v. Pro™ Technology? Processor Chipset • Intel® Core™ 2 Duo processor What is Intel® v. Pro™ Technology? Processor Chipset • Intel® Core™ 2 Duo processor Security and Manageability • Intel® Core™ 2 Quad processor • Manageability Engine 6 • Intel® Virtualization Technology • Intel® Active Management Technology 6 • Intel® Trusted Execution Technology • Non Volatile Memory Network Independent Network Access • Intel® Active Management Technology 6 • Intel® Virtualization Technology Intel v. Pro technology: security and manageability on the chip 7

PCs with Intel® v. Pro. TM Technology: Impact on Business Actual Customer Experiences with PCs with Intel® v. Pro. TM Technology: Impact on Business Actual Customer Experiences with Intel v. Pro Technology Up to 90% reduction 98% less 25% more 51% ROI in software related desk side visits unintended PC downtime due to software issues Power efficiency improvement Value Space EDS Advocate Health Care Read case study View video on You. Tube Indiana State Office of Technology Read case study 8

What Goals Do You Have For Your Business Computing Needs? Risk Management 9 Keeping What Goals Do You Have For Your Business Computing Needs? Risk Management 9 Keeping the Business Running Efficiently Green Initiatives and Innovative Services

Risk Management Are These Issues Keeping You From Moving Your Business Forward? • Users Risk Management Are These Issues Keeping You From Moving Your Business Forward? • Users or malicious software can tamper with security software • Days to exploit for PC security vulnerabilities is now almost “zero days” • Today’s remote management technologies are not secure • Security software agents go missing 10

Risk Management Security and Network Manageability Features Are Driving Business PC Buying Decisions 7 Risk Management Security and Network Manageability Features Are Driving Business PC Buying Decisions 7 Very Signficant Somewhat Significant Not Significant Security Features Influencing Notebook IT Buying Decisions in Large Businesses 11 Network Manageability Features Influencing Notebook IT Buying Decisions in Large Businesses

Risk Management Before Intel® v. Pro™ Technology • Weak authentication encryption for remote wake Risk Management Before Intel® v. Pro™ Technology • Weak authentication encryption for remote wake Operating System Application In-Band Remote Control Agent • Vulnerable security agents due to user tampering and software attacks Compliance Agent Security Agent • No out of band management without major security exceptions Processor Chipset • Security is software based SDN*, & Microsoft NAP* Credentials Hardware Platform These issues slow your business down 12 802. 1 x, Cisco Comms

Risk Management After Intel® v. Pro™ Technology • Strong authentication and 128 bit encryption Risk Management After Intel® v. Pro™ Technology • Strong authentication and 128 bit encryption for remote wake • View the use model • Security agent presence monitored by hardware • View the use model • Network security credentials available even if OS is off or down • View the 802. 1 x, Cisco SDN* use model • Microsoft NAP* use model • Hardware based network filters add depth to software protection • View the use model Operating System Application In-Band Remote Control Agent Compliance Agent Security Agent Processor Chipset 802. 1 x, Cisco SDN*, & Microsoft NAP* Credentials Comms Out-of-Band Remote Control and Boot Capabilities Intel v. Pro technology Intel ® v. Pro™ technology: Security and Manageability on the chip 13

Risk Management Real Results Actual customer experiences with Intel® v. Pro™ technology 8 Current Risk Management Real Results Actual customer experiences with Intel® v. Pro™ technology 8 Current Process With Intel v. Pro technology Percent Improvement 71 0. 3 99% Typical inventory accuracy 5, 000 PCs 84% 98% 16% Success rate: Automated hardware inventory 81% 99% 22% Current Process With Intel v. Pro technology Percent Improvement Average # hours to patch 1, 000 PCs 64. 8 9. 2 85% % of PCs requiring deskside patch 7. 5% 2% 73% Average # hours to achieve saturation 278. 4 16. 8 94% Compliance Time to discover 1, 000 PCs onsite (hrs) Patch Management Hardware mitigates more risk than software alone 14

Keeping the Business Running Efficiently Are These Issues Keeping You From Moving Your Business Keeping the Business Running Efficiently Are These Issues Keeping You From Moving Your Business Forward? • Costly deskside visits • Limited remote capabilities increasing user downtime • Manual inventories 15

Keeping the Business Running Efficiently Before Intel® v. Pro™ Technology • Remote management capabilities Keeping the Business Running Efficiently Before Intel® v. Pro™ Technology • Remote management capabilities unavailable when OS off or down • Inventory and compliance processes disrupted by user intervention and powered down systems • Unreliable remote access within corporate firewall increases desk side visits and user downtime • End user notebook PC problems when outside the corporate firewall most problematic and costly Operating System Application Remote Control Agent SDN* & Microsoft Compliance Agent Security Agent Processor NAP* Credentials Chipset Hardware Platform These issues slow your business down 16 802. 1 x, Cisco Comms

Keeping the Business Running Efficiently After Intel® v. Pro™ Technology • Hardware based management Keeping the Business Running Efficiently After Intel® v. Pro™ Technology • Hardware based management capabilities enable remote access even if system is off, OS down or notebook PC is outside firewall via wired LAN • View the use model for outside the corporate fire wall • Hardware based remote access and persistent system information increases reliability and speed of inventory audit • View the use model • Reduced need for desk side visits decreases costs and user downtime Operating System Application Remote Control Agent Compliance Agent Security Agent Processor Chipset 802. 1 x, Cisco SDN* & Microsoft NAP* Credentials Comms Remote Control & Boot Capabilities Intel v. Pro technology Intel ® v. Pro™ technology: security and manageability on the chip 17

Keeping the Business Running Efficiently Real Results Actual customer experiences with Intel® v. Pro™ Keeping the Business Running Efficiently Real Results Actual customer experiences with Intel® v. Pro™ technology 9 Current Process With Intel v. Pro technology Percent Improvement Deskside visits for software fix 1. 64 0. 14 91% Deskside visits for hardware fix 2. 29 1 55% User downtime (hours), software issue – remote resolution 16 0. 31 98% User downtime (hours), hardware issues – remote resolution 48 16 66% Total Cost of Ownership Inventory and update quickly, reliably, and securely, all without leaving your desk 18

Green Initiatives and Innovative Services • Corporate demands for energy efficiencies • Ability to Green Initiatives and Innovative Services • Corporate demands for energy efficiencies • Ability to handle nextgeneration software and use models 19

Green Initiatives and Innovative Services Energy Efficiency Advance corporate initiatives with Intel® v. Pro™ Green Initiatives and Innovative Services Energy Efficiency Advance corporate initiatives with Intel® v. Pro™ technology • “By 2010, about half of the Forbes Global 2000 companies will spend more on energy than on hardware such as servers. Energy costs, now about 10% of the average IT budget, could rise to 50% in a matter of years. ” 12 Rakesh Kumar, Gartner Analyst • Current IT processes are not power efficient – 90% of desktops have power management disabled 10 – Many customers leave PCs running 24 x 7 to enable off hours software updates 11 • Secure, reliable power on and power off capabilities in Intel v. Pro technology can significantly reduce power consumption – View the use model Intel® v. Pro™ technology can help meet your corporate energy- efficiency demands 20

Green Initiatives and Innovative Services Eco-Innovation Improved energy efficient performance and environmental sustainability • Green Initiatives and Innovative Services Eco-Innovation Improved energy efficient performance and environmental sustainability • PCs use significantly less power consumption when in idle mode – The latest Intel® Centrino® 2 with v. Pro™ technology is up to 30% faster when multitasking 14, enabling the notebook to get to a lower power state sooner, reducing total energy consumption – Latest Intel Centrino 2 with v. Pro technology or Intel® Core™ 2 processor with v. Pro. TM technology enable better component average power than any previous generation • Enables PCs to meet latest Energy Star* requirements 13 • Designed with halogen free and lead free manufacturing 15 Intel® v. Pro™ technology can help meet your corporate energy efficiency and environmental demands 21

Green Initiatives and Innovative Services Energy Savings from Desktop to Mobile Estimated Annual Energy Green Initiatives and Innovative Services Energy Savings from Desktop to Mobile Estimated Annual Energy Consumption 16 KWh Consumed per Year (lower is better) 1, 200 1, 000 800 Going Mobile Going Green 600 400 >17 x Reduction 200 0 Unmanaged Pentium® D Processor 945 with CRT display Unmanaged Pentium® D Processor 945 with LCD display Unmanaged Core. TM 2 Duo E 6550 with LCD display Managed Core. TM 2 Duo T 7700 mobile platform For system configuration details, please see Appendix 22

Green Initiatives and Innovative Services Utilizing Virtualization for Your Business Virtual Machine A Virtual Green Initiatives and Innovative Services Utilizing Virtualization for Your Business Virtual Machine A Virtual Machine B Legacy Apps New Apps Windows XP* or Windows 2000* Windows Vista* Standard Security Level Restricted Security Level User Environment IT Service Container Windows Vista* Migration Streamed OS Streamed App Protected Environments for Sensitive Data Virtual Dynamic Client with Streamed IT Services Intel® v. Pro™ technology with Intel ® Virtualization Technology supports emerging virtualization models 23

Proven Technology – Significant Industry Momentum – Ecosystem Maturity 24 Proven Technology – Significant Industry Momentum – Ecosystem Maturity 24

Proven Technology Building on Intel® v. Pro™ Technology Success Yearly Intel v. Pro™ Technology Proven Technology Building on Intel® v. Pro™ Technology Success Yearly Intel v. Pro™ Technology Shipments 18 Million Units • Adopted by: 18 – 60% of US Fortune 100 companies – 54% of worldwide Global 100 companies – All vertical segments including financial, health, education, government, and retail businesses – Widely deployed with small and medium businesses • Supported by: 18 – 80+ ISV consoles worldwide – 5, 000 active Intel channel partners buying Intel v. Pro technology boards – Over 6, 000 Managed Service Providers have access to Intel v. Pro – 25 technology enabled tools Dozens of service providers and outsourcers worldwide

Proven Technology Intel v. Pro technology Industry momentum examples • Leading software vendors supporting Proven Technology Intel v. Pro technology Industry momentum examples • Leading software vendors supporting Intel v. Pro technology (view You. Tube video by clicking on link) – Native Intel v. Pro technology in Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager 2007 SP 1* – Altiris Client Management Suite*with Intel v. Pro technology support – Symantec Back. Up Exec Recovery System* supports Intel v. Pro technology • Enterprises are taking advantage of Intel v. Pro technology (view You. Tube video by clicking on link) – EDS – Sisters of Mercy Health System – Bank of New York Mellon • Read Gartner Report: “Revisiting Intel® v. Pro™ Technology for Corporate Purchases” 26

Summary • Intel® v. Pro™ technology: Best for business with security and manageability on Summary • Intel® v. Pro™ technology: Best for business with security and manageability on the chip • Hardware mitigates more risk than software alone and helps run the business more efficiently • Intel v. Pro technology enables you to meet your Green IT initiatives and innovate • Intel v. Pro technology is proven technology that hundreds of enterprises are taking advantage of today 27

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Back Up • Intel® v. Pro™ technology • Use models • Green initiatives and Back Up • Intel® v. Pro™ technology • Use models • Green initiatives and Innovative Services • WS MAN and DASH info • Intel v. Pro technology vs. previous generations • Intel v. Pro technology Ice Breaker Videos • Intel v. Pro technology Case Studies and Return on Investment • Intel® Stable Image Platform Program 29

Risk Management Encrypted, Remote Power-On and Update Push security updates to PCs even if Risk Management Encrypted, Remote Power-On and Update Push security updates to PCs even if they are powered off 1 IT Management Console reviews agent software report in management database for client DAT version to identify clients requiring update IT Management Console Unique encrypted power-on command issued by IT console Virus DAT file on PC updated and rebooted if necessary Encrypted power-off command sent to PC 2 3 4 Network • Encrypted, remote deployment of patches without user interruption • Reduced time required to deploy patches, reduced vulnerability 30 Return to previous slide

Risk Management Agent Presence Checking Keep agents operating correctly 17 IT management console repairs Risk Management Agent Presence Checking Keep agents operating correctly 17 IT management console repairs non-working management agent 3 YES NO Agent Present? 1 YES NO 4 PC alerts IT console that management agent is missing or non-functioning Security Agent Present? IT Management Console Intel® AMT 17 AMT 1 ((( Mgmt. Agent ((( Management or security agent is continuously checking in with Intel® v. Pro™ technology 2 Management agent fails to check in Network Ensure more accurate PC asset inventory 31 Return to previous slide

Risk Management 802. 1 x and Cisco SDN* Network No need to lower network Risk Management 802. 1 x and Cisco SDN* Network No need to lower network security for OSabsent management 17 Router 2 Console request OS absent management session 802. 1 x and Cisco SDN* credentials presented from nonvolatile memory 3 Network Maintain full network security 32 1 Router authenticates credentials, credentials verified, target PC admitted to secure network Console proceeds with management activity Return to previous slide IT Management Console 4

Intel® v. Pro™ Technology Supported within Microsoft NAP Framework Health Statements Network Access Decision Intel® v. Pro™ Technology Supported within Microsoft NAP Framework Health Statements Network Access Decision Network Access Requests Intel® AMT System Health Validator Intel® AMT System Health Agent Network Access Devices and Servers SDN Agent Enforcement Clients 33 SDN Admin Server Enforcement Server Network Policy Server Return to previous slide

Risk Management Enhanced System Defense Filters Time-Based Filtering with Intel® v. Pro™ technology Solution Risk Management Enhanced System Defense Filters Time-Based Filtering with Intel® v. Pro™ technology Solution • Step 1: Management console sets Intel® AMT filters thresholds (time window and # IP connections)20 • Step 2: Client gets infected and begins worm propagation A. Filter thresholds are tripped and network connectivity is disabled at client B. An alert is sent to management console • Step 3: System is cleaned and allowed onto network Operating System SW Agents Intel® Core™ 2 Duo Processor (CPU) Intel® Core™ 2 Processor (CPU) Intel® PRO/1000 LAN Management Console Corporate Network Intel® Express Chipset (G)MCH = System Off 34 Return to previous slide DDR 2 Manageability Engine DDR 2 Embedded Trust Agent ICH-DO Filters Sensors MAC = System On Filter Logs ALERT Time FLASH BIOS NVM = “Out-of-band”

Risk Management WS-MAN and DASH Deliver More Flexible, Secure, Consistent Management Standards • Intel Risk Management WS-MAN and DASH Deliver More Flexible, Secure, Consistent Management Standards • Intel continues 15 years of leadership on manageability standards with co authorship of WS MAN and DASH • WS MAN versus ASF 2. 0: • More flexible and extensible with modular web services architecture • More secure, encrypted communications channel between management console and client • DASH 1. 0 versus previous “inside the PC” implementation: • Governs “inside the PC” execution of WS MAN commands; An equivalent standard did not exist previously • Standardized profiles and execution protocols that describe specific, consistent implementation • DMTF compliance testing assures adherence to standard 35

Risk Management Has Two Domains Management console PC Client Management commands n tio ecu Risk Management Has Two Domains Management console PC Client Management commands n tio ecu nt Ex lie nd C ma the m Co nside i Chipset LAN Firmware BIOS, Etc. Domain #1 Console-to-Client Protocol Describes functions and command structures between the console and the client over the network WS MAN will eventually replace ASF in this domain Domain #2 Internal Execution Protocol DASH 1. 0 governs “inside the PC” execution of WS MAN commands while an equivalent standard did not exist previously. These are standardized profiles & execution protocols that describe specific, consistent iplementation. DMTF working to define compliance testing that will ensure adherence to standard. 36

Risk Management How the Standards Fit – Before and After Management console PC Client Risk Management How the Standards Fit – Before and After Management console PC Client Management commands n tio ecu nt Ex lie nd C ma the m Co nside i Chipset LAN Firmware BIOS, Etc. Console-to-Client Protocol Internal Execution Protocol Before ASF 2. 0 No standard After WS-MAN + ASF Legacy support 2006 v. Pro and 2007 Centrino ® v. Pro Intel® AMT or ASF 2. 020 2007 v. Pro. TM and 2008 Centrino 2 v. Pro WS-MAN Typical PC and 37 + Intel AMT, ASF Legacy support DASH 1. 0 execution protocols Intel® AMT DASH 1. 0 execution protocols 21 + Intel AMT protocols for features not defined by DASH

Keeping the Business Running Efficiently Remote Diagnostics and Repair Diagnose, reboot, and repair PCs Keeping the Business Running Efficiently Remote Diagnostics and Repair Diagnose, reboot, and repair PCs down-the-wire Desktop PCs with Intel® v. Pro™ technology 1 2 PC unable to boot IT Management Console PC sends an alert PC remotely rebooted from standard image on management server 3 4 Technician diagnoses problem and repairs issue as appropriate (remote SW update, local HW install) Network • Reduce the number of desk-side visits • Rapid response gets users up and running quickly 38 Return to previous slide

Keeping the Business Running Efficiently Secure, Remote Manageability and Support Outside Corporate Firewall via Keeping the Business Running Efficiently Secure, Remote Manageability and Support Outside Corporate Firewall via Wired LAN 22 v. Pro enabled gateway End User Firewall Management Console Firewall Who is likely to use business notebook PC secure communication outside the corporate firewall? • Notebooks located outside of the enterprise firewall on a home or open network • Small medium businesses remote notebook PCs at other locations without an onsite proxy server or management appliance • Managed by Small Medium Business or Managed Service Provider New Intel® Centrino® 2 with v. Pro technology can securely communicate outside corporate firewall via wired LAN 39 Return to previous slide

Keeping the Business Running Efficiently Hardware and Software Inventory Accurately inventory hardware and software Keeping the Business Running Efficiently Hardware and Software Inventory Accurately inventory hardware and software assets IT Management Console IT console polls PC for hardware IDs and software versions regardless of power state 1 2 PC reports hardware IDs and software versions HARDWARE SOFTWARE Hard drive: Make, Model Virus SW: Version Memory: Size, Speed Management SW: Version CPU: Type, GHz OS: Version Network • Faster, more accurate than manual audits • Assist with upgrade planning, lifecycle management and government regulations • Save money on license fees with accurate software inventories 40 Return to previous slide

Green Initiatives and Innovative Services Increased Energy Efficiency Save valuable energy with the use Green Initiatives and Innovative Services Increased Energy Efficiency Save valuable energy with the use of energy management policy software and Intel® v. Pro™ technology IT console sets Energy Management Policy with agent System powered down when inactive, based on policy Enterprise Energy Management Agent System can be reliably activated for maintenance via secure management channel Energy Management Agent protected via agent presence monitor 1 IT Management Console 2 3 4 Network • Enterprise policy centrally managed and tamper resistant • Agent can report energy usage and savings back to console 41 Return to previous slide

Green Initiatives and Innovative Services Making More Resources Available for Innovation 23 Costs: 11% Green Initiatives and Innovative Services Making More Resources Available for Innovation 23 Costs: 11% Go Toward Innovation… … 89% for Maintenance Innovation Maintenance 42 Intel® v. Pro™ technology frees up resources by aiding improvement in service-level management and security while keeping your business running efficiently, allowing you to spend more time on innovations.

Green Initiatives and Innovative Services Intel® Trusted Execution Technology (Intel® TXT) with Intel® Virtualization Green Initiatives and Innovative Services Intel® Trusted Execution Technology (Intel® TXT) with Intel® Virtualization Technology (Intel® VT) Virtual Machine A Apps and OS Hardware-based root of trust enables launch of Virtual Machine Monitor into a known, expected state. Changes to VMM can be detected via hash -based measurements. Intel® VT and Intel® VT for Directed I/O restrict unauthorized software and hardware memory access across virtual machines, enforcing strong isolation. Hardware-enforced removal of residual data at virtual machine shutdown, protecting data from memory snooping software. Virtual Machine Monitor Intel® Virtualization Technology Trusted Platform Module v 1. 2 Intel® Authenticated BIOS code modules 43

Green Initiatives and Innovative Services PCs with Intel® v. Pro™ Technology and Windows Vista* Green Initiatives and Innovative Services PCs with Intel® v. Pro™ Technology and Windows Vista* A winning combination to move your business forward 25 • Create a more secure platform – Intel® v. Pro™ technology’s system defense and agent presence checking combined with the improved security for viruses and malware in Windows Vista* – Better patching by finding all of your PCs down the wire, even if they are off or OS inoperable – OS level network access protection, Bit. Locker* Drive Encryption • Outstanding performance for multitasking business world – Faster multi core performance means fewer frustrating lags and delays with Windows Vista – Intel integrated graphics powerful enough for Windows Vista with full Aero* graphics support without the expense of an external graphics card • Faster Time to Fix – Better crash protection and recovery techniques in Windows Vista* – Secure, encrypted remote diagnostics and repair even if off or OS inoperable 44

Appendix System information for “Energy Savings from Desktop to Mobile” slide • Intel Core Appendix System information for “Energy Savings from Desktop to Mobile” slide • Intel Core 2 Duo processor E 6550 (2. 33 GHz, 1333 MHz FSB, 4 MB L 2 Cache), Intel ® DQ 35 JO motherboard with Intel® Q 35 Express chipset; 1333 MHz FSB, Intel integrated graphics, 2 x 1 GB Micron* DDR 2 667 5 5 5 15, Seagate* 320 GB/16 MB cache/7200 rpm, Windows* Vista* Enterprise • Intel Pentium D Processor 945 (3. 4 GHz, 800 MHz FSB, 2 x 2 MB L 2 Cache), with Intel 945 G Chipset on Intel D 945 GPM board, Intel Chipset Software Installation File 8. 1. 1. 1010, Dual Channel Micron* PC 2 5300 U 2 x 1 GB of DDR 2 667 5 5 5 15, Seagate* Barracuda* 320 GB NCQ SATA 2 7200 RPM, Windows* Vista* Ultimate RTM Build 6000 NTFS • ACER 5720 Intel Core 2 Duo T 7700 (2400 MHz/800 FSB L 2 4 MB) with Integrated Graphic, 2 x 1 GB Hynix DDR 2 667, Hitachi 160 GB 5, 400 rpm HDD • Display power draw values gathered from spec sheets of 10 models of each type of display (CRT and LCD) • Energy Cost: 7. 705 cents/KWh, which is the U. S. average for industrial and commercial customers as of June, 2007. Source: U. S. Department of Energy, http: //www. eia. doe. gov/cneaf/electricity/epm/table 5_6_a. html • Intel EEP methodology is described here: http: //www. intelcapabilitiesforum. net/EEP/ • Performance tests/ratings are provided assuming specific computer systems and/or components and reflect the approximate performance of Intel products as measured by those tests. Any difference in system hardware or software design or configuration may affect actual performance. This data may vary from other material generated for specific marketing requests 45

Intel® v. Pro™ technology use cases and capabilities AC-powered wired or Battery-powered wireless notebook Intel® v. Pro™ technology use cases and capabilities AC-powered wired or Battery-powered wireless notebook or wired or wireless notebook wired desktop ASLEEP (Sx) PROPERLY AWAKE, BUT OS UNRESPONSIVE YES YESa N/A ASLEEP (Sx) PROPERLY AWAKE, BUT OS UNRESPONSIVE YESa AWAKE, OS USE CASES USAGES Remote power up / power cycle IT resets PC to clean state (or powers up PC for servicing). Use power management to reduce energy costs. WORKS Remote hardware/software asset tracking Encrypted, remote software update Agent presence checking and alerting System isolation and recovery Remote configuration Secure tunnel for communication outside corporate firewallb IT diagnoses remotely via out-of-band event log, remote/redirected boot, and console redirection. Take a hardware and software inventory regardless of OS or power state. Third-party application discovers/updates antivirus engines and signatures. YESa YES YESa N/A YES* YESa N/A YESa YES YESa N/A Ensure critical applications are running. Remote diagnosis and repair YES* YESa N/A YES* N/A N/A YESb N/A Automated or manual policy-based protection against virus outbreaks. Configure and provision PCs without a deskside visit Remote repair and maintenance support for systems outside the firewall YESb notebook only 46 AWAKE, OS notebook only YESb notebook only *Also available in presence of host OS-based VPN a Requires WPA or WPA 2/802. 11 i security and Controller Link 1 for wireless operation when user OS is down. b Systems using Client Initiated Remote Access (CIRA) require wired LAN connectivity and may not be available in public hot spots or “click to accept” locations. For more information on CIRA visit, www. intel. com/products/centrino 2/vpro/index. htm. Only supported by the latest notebooks with Intel v. Pro technology.

Intel® v. Pro™ technology in the Environment in 2008 Intel Product Name Intel Codename Intel® v. Pro™ technology in the Environment in 2008 Intel Product Name Intel Codename Intel® Core™ 2 processor Intel® Centrino® with v. Pro™ Centrino® 2 processor with v. Pro™ technology Averill Santa Rosa R Weybridge Montevina AMT 2. 0 AMT 2. 2 HP AMT 2. 5 AMT 2. 6 HP, D, L, T AMT 3. 0 AMT 4. 0 Dash 28 1. 1 Boot Control X X X X Power State Management X X X X HW Inventory X X X X SW Inventory X X X X HW Alerting X X X X Serial Over LAN X X X X IDE Redirect X X X X Non Volatile Memory X X X X Agent Presence X X X System Defense Filters X X X X X Intel® Active Management Technology Version ME Wake on LAN Cisco NAC Remote Configuration Host VPN for Intel AMT X X Audit Logs X Wireless Mgmt in Sleep States 27 X Microsoft NAP X Client Initiated Remote Access X Enhanced system defense filters 47 X

Processor Networking Mobile Intel® 45 Express Chipset with ICH 9 M Enhanced supporting Intel Processor Networking Mobile Intel® 45 Express Chipset with ICH 9 M Enhanced supporting Intel ® Active Management Technology v 4. 0 48 • Intel® 82567 LM Gigabit Network Connection – Digital Office supporting Intel AMT and LAN drivers • Intel® Wi. MAX/Wi. Fi Link 5050 series 3 x 3 or 1 x 2 or Intel® Wi. Fi Link 5000 series 3 x 3 or 1 x 2 AGN, supporting Intel AMT and WLAN drivers Firmware and BIOS 45 nm Intel® Core™ 2 processors with Intel® Virtualization Technology and Intel® Trusted Execution Technology Chipset Intel® Centrino® 2 with v. Pro™ Technology • Trusted Platform Module 1. 2 • Intel AMT 4. 0 Firmware • Intel VT x, VT d, Intel TXT, Intel AMT 4. 0, TPM 1. 2 capable BIOS* *Optional to be turned on

Intel® Centrino® 2 with v. Pro™ Technology Improvement On All Mobility Vectors Extending Leadership Intel® Centrino® 2 with v. Pro™ Technology Improvement On All Mobility Vectors Extending Leadership 1. 9 X improvement in 3 DMark* Performance over Intel® GM 965 Lower Average CPU Power Beautiful Thin Systems with 0. 8 W 25 W CPU Battery life to watch a full Blu ray* movie Improved Connectivity up to 450 Mbps Optional Wi. MAX available 2 H 2008 Improved for Enterprises and SMB New out-of-band wireless manageability and user-initiated secure tunnel 49

Processor Intel® Q 35 Express Chipset with ICH 9 DO Firmware and BIOS Networking Processor Intel® Q 35 Express Chipset with ICH 9 DO Firmware and BIOS Networking & Security Intel® Core™ 2 Duo and Core™ 2 Quad processor family with Intel® Virtualization Technology and Intel® Trusted Execution Technology Chipset Intel® Core. TM 2 processor with v. Pro™ Technology Intel® 82566 DM Gigabit Platform LAN Connect Trusted Platform Module (TPM) 1. 2 Intel® VT + Intel® VT for Directed I/O, Intel® Trusted Execution Technology (Intel® TXT), Intel TPM 1. 2 capable BIOS* Intel® AMT release 3. 0 firmware *Optional to be turned on 50

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Leading Intel v. Pro technology Case Study Library • • 57 EDS State of Leading Intel v. Pro technology Case Study Library • • 57 EDS State of Indiana Valueclick Advocate Health Care

EDS Case Study Summary • Challenge – Excessive desk side visits for remote call EDS Case Study Summary • Challenge – Excessive desk side visits for remote call centers – Disorganized asset management • Solution – Enhance and extend remote management capabilities of desktops and notebooks – Initial deployment of Intel® v. Pro™ technology in a call center demonstrated measurable opportunities and improvements • Result/Benefit – 3 X return on investment by the end of the third year – Up to 25% improvement in power efficiency – Estimated positive ROI of 296% over 3 years • Read the Case Study: http: //www. intel. com/references/pdfs/EDS_Case_Study. pdf 58

State of Indiana Case Study Summary • Challenge – Improve the customer experience; slow State of Indiana Case Study Summary • Challenge – Improve the customer experience; slow systems and frequent downtime kept users offline – Slash support costs; aging PC fleet complexity drove costs up • Solution – Refresh the PC base with Intel® v. Pro™ technology – Call on the experts to redo PC manageability processes • Result/Benefit – Savings of $400, 000 in IT efficiencies annually – Energy savings of $400, 000 annually – Reduction of 856, 000 Pounds of Carbon Dioxide Emissions through Remote Services & Off Hours Power Management • Read the Case Study: http: //www. intel. com/references/pdfs/Intel_ESS_State_of_ Indiana_LR. pdf 59

Value. Space Case Study Summary • Challenge – Value. Space, an i. Cafe franchise Value. Space Case Study Summary • Challenge – Value. Space, an i. Cafe franchise headquartered in South Korea, wanted to identify the positive ROI offered and potential revenue gains realized by deploying PCs with Intel® v. Pro™ technology. – The i. Cafes operate 24/7 with no “off hours. ” • Solution – Deploy 2, 500 PCs with Intel v. Pro technology • Result/Benefit – Positive ROI across 5 years of 259% through improved support for remote hardware diagnostics, and software problem diagnosis and repair. – Break even point achieved in 1. 5 years. – Projected savings for the franchise of over $1 M in IT help desk costs over 5 years. – Projected revenue gains for i. Cafe owners of over $300, 000 over 5 years. • Read the Case Study: http: //communities. intel. com/servlet/Jive. Servlet/preview. Body/1642 102 1 2010/Value. Space_ROI_final_319989 001 US. pdf 60

Advocate Health Care Case Study Summary • Challenge – Excessive downtime of health professionals Advocate Health Care Case Study Summary • Challenge – Excessive downtime of health professionals & spiraling repair costs – Disorganized asset management and need to improve PC patch management • Solution – Evaluate multiple ways in which using PCs with Intel® v. Pro™ technology to reduce downtime, improve asset management and enhance security • Result/Benefit – Dramatically reduce the time and costs of conducting asset inventories, updating systems, and managing antivirus agents – Net savings of approximately $321, 000 over four years for PC support and IT operations • Read the Case Study: http: //www. intel. com/references/pdfs/Intel_ISS_Advocate_CS_HR. pdf 61

Keeping the Business Running Efficiently Significant Return On Investment (ROI) Payback time of 15 Keeping the Business Running Efficiently Significant Return On Investment (ROI) Payback time of 15 mo. , $142. 75 per PC per year 27&28 Payback in 15 months for average company with 12, 300 notebooks Assumes $360 K implementation cost and cost adder for new technology Savings / PC / Yr Minor app / SW update reduction in deployment failure rate $50. 71 Helpdesk cost reduction $34. 44 Manual HW malfunction resolution $17. 18 Manual SW malfunction resolution $16. 14 Major app deployment cost reduction $12. 36 Mobile PC audit failure reduction $7. 00 Other $4. 92 Total 62 $142. 75

Keeping the Business Running Efficiently Estimate Your Own Savings with the Intel® v. Pro™ Keeping the Business Running Efficiently Estimate Your Own Savings with the Intel® v. Pro™ Technology ROI Estimator • Based on 41 businesses with 1000+ PCs from N. America and Europe • Adjustable inputs • Savings and Cost Difference output via table and graph 63 Visit http: //intel. com/go/vproestimator

Keeping the Business Running Efficiently 2007 Intel® SIPP Requirements & Transition Calendar for Desktop Keeping the Business Running Efficiently 2007 Intel® SIPP Requirements & Transition Calendar for Desktop 31 • Option 1: Business Desktop PCs based on Intel ® v. Pro™ • Option 2: Business Desktop PCs based on Intel ® Processor Technology – Intel Core™ 2 Duo processor E 6 x 50 sequence with Intel® Virtualization ® – – – Technology and Intel® Trusted Execution Technology Intel® Q 35 Express chipset w/ICH 9 DO Intel® 82566 DM Gigabit Network Connection Intel® Graphics Media Accelerator 3100, driver production version 14. 29 (Windows XP*)/15. 4 (Windows Vista*) or higher Wired LAN reference drivers, 9. 8. 20. 0 for Windows XP* & 7. 5. 5 for Linux* Intel® Stable Image Technology enabled in BIOS Core™ 2 Duo Processor E 6 X 50 series and Intel ® Q 33 Express Chipset – – – Intel® Core™ 2 Duo processor E 6 x 50 sequence and 6540 Intel® Q 33 Express chipset w/ICH 9, ICH 9 R Intel® 82566 DM Gigabit Network Connection Intel® Graphics Media Accelerator 3100, driver production version 14. 29 (Windows XP*)/ 15. 4 (Windows Vista*) or higher Wired LAN reference drivers, 9. 8. 20. 0 for Windows XP* & 7. 5. 5 for Linux* Intel® Stable Image Technology enabled in BIOS • Option 3: Business Desktop PCs based on Intel ® Core™ 2 Duo Processor E 6 X 50 series and Q 35 Express Chipset (Not v. Pro branded) – – Intel® Core™ 2 Duo processor E 6 x 50 sequence and 6540 Intel® Q 35 Express chipset w/ICH 9 DO, ICH 9 R, ICH 9 Intel® 82566 DM Gigabit Network Connection Intel® Graphics Media Accelerator 3100, driver production version 14. 29 (Windows XP*)/15. 4 (Windows Vista*) or higher – Wired LAN reference drivers, 9. 8. 20. 0 for Windows XP* & 7. 5. 5 for Linux* – Intel® Stable Image Technology enabled in BIOS 2006 Q 3’ 06 2008 2007 Q 4’ 06 Q 1’ 07 Q 2’ 07 Q 3’ 07 Q 4’ 07 Q 1’ 08 MAY Q 2’ 08 Q 3’ 08 Qual Deploy 2006 Intel® SIPP Platform Qual 64 Deploy 2007 Intel® SIPP Platform

Keeping the Business Running Efficiently 2008 Intel® SIPP Requirements & Transition Calendar for Notebooks Keeping the Business Running Efficiently 2008 Intel® SIPP Requirements & Transition Calendar for Notebooks Professional Business Platform Fundamental Business Platform Centrino® 2 with v. Pro. TM technology Centrino® 2 processor technology • • Intel® Core™ 2 Quad, Intel® Core™ 2 Duo: T 9600, T 9400, P 9500, P 8600, P 8400, SP 9400, SP 9300, SL 9400, SL 9300, SU 9400, SU 9300 1 Mobile Intel® GM or PM 4 Series Express Chipsets with ICH 9 M Enhanced or Mobile Intel ® GS 4 Series Express Chipsets with ICH 9 M SFF Enhanced Intel® 82567 LM Gigabit Network Connection Intel® Wi. Fi or Wi. MAX/Wi. Fi Link 5000 series Intel optimized advanced management & security solutions with Intel® AMT 3 v 4. 0, Intel® Virtual Technology 2 (VT x, VT d) & Intel® Trusted Execution Technology • • Intel® Core™ 2 Quad, Intel® Core™ 2 Duo: T 9600, T 9400, P 9500, P 8600, P 8400, SP 9400, SP 9300, SL 9400, SL 9300, SU 9400, SU 9300 1 Mobile Intel® GM or PM 4 Series Express Chipsets with ICH 9 M Enhanced or Mobile Intel ® GS 4 Series Express Chipsets with ICH 9 M SFF Enhanced Intel® 82567 LM Gigabit Network Connection Intel® Wi. Fi or Wi. MAX/Wi. Fi Link 5000 series Intel® Stable Image Technology enabled in BIOS 2008 Q 3’ 08 2009 Q 4’ 08 Q 1’ 9 Q 2’ 09 Q 3’ 09 Qual Deploy 2008 Intel® Notebook SIPP Platform 65 MAY

Keeping the Business Running Efficiently Intel® v. Pro™ Expert Center • Providing an open Keeping the Business Running Efficiently Intel® v. Pro™ Expert Center • Providing an open dialogue between Intel and the IT community • Using collaboration, knowledge management tools, and training materials to raise the expertise level of the entire IT Community www. intel. com/go/vproexpert 66 • Reducing the integration time required to implement Intel® v. Pro™ technology in enterprise IT shops and small and medium businesses