Your Campus Network is Heading forMulti-media and Mobility Traffic ChaosIntroducing the HP 10500 Switch Series EnhancementsSteve BrarGlobal Product Marketing ManagerMay 2012

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Video is Transforming Business Communications and Campus Networks

25%Of all business communications in 2014 will be video based

COLLABORATION, TRAINING AND PRODUCTIVITY

More than

50 billionDevices will connect to wireless networks by the year 2020

UNIFIED WIRED AND WIRELESS CAMPUS NETWORKS, AND IT CONSUMERIZATION

At least

10XUp to

Increase in network capacity required to support the new wave of business video applicationsINCREASE IN BANDWIDTH REQUIREMENTS

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Pains of incumbent enterprise core switchesLegacy architectureCrossbar switches have been in industry for nearly 10 yearsNew engines/line cards, same architecture

Convergence limitationLimited hardware capacity Service integration requires new service boards, not based on open architectureDistribution processing requires new hardware

Performance bottlenecks Maximum crossbar capacity tops out around 720mpps I/O port oversubscription

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Innovation Requires New Architecture

• Increasing requirements on bandwidth driven by applications including video/cloud computing deployments

• One single chassis may now be responsible for high availability of once multiple clustered chassis as network architectures becomes flatter

• New traffic, such as video/streaming/instant message, requires low latency and predictable jitter

• Service convergence starts at the core with embedded controls

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2011

270% higher 10GbE density

and250% higher throughput

Enabling high-speed, mobile-ready enterprise networksHP 10500 Series Switches

Mobility & CollaborationUp to 6336 Wireless-N Aps at line-rate vs 1012 on Cisco

Over 240K simultaneous 1080p video-conferencing streams

PerformanceLow 3 microsecond latency

13.44 Tbps switching fabric capacity with 8.6 billion pps throughput

Up to 576 1/10 GbE or 48 40GbE wire-speed ports in a single chassis

300% more scalability with IRF technology

1090% higherthroughput

75% lower latency than competition

526% higher 10GbE density

Source: HP competitive analysis, vs Cisco Catalyst 6513E with Sup 2T

NEWAvailable May-28-

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HP 10512

Changed the game

Raising the bar again

2012

526% higher 10GbE density

and1090% higher

throughput

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Orthogonal Architecture

SFM Slots LPU Slots

Orthogonal connectors

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HP 10508-VHP 10504 HP 10512HP 10508

HP 10500 Switch Series overviewEnterprise Core Switching• Powerful L2/L3 features and IPv4/IPv6 capabilities• Highly-scalable, next-generation CLOS architecture• Advanced Modular Operation System• Intelligent Resilient Framework (IRF) technology• Highly resilient design• Flexible connectivity options

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New 10512 ChassisSlots12 Line Card slots (H)2 Main Processing Unit slots (H) 4 Switching Fabric Module slots (V)6 Power Supply bays2 Fan trays

Ports (Maximum)1 Gig Ports: 576 (12x48)10 Gig Ports: 576 (12x48)40 Gig Ports: 48 (12x4)

CapacityOver 8.5 Billion packets per second throughput13.76 Tbps switching fabric capacity

H: HorizontalV: Vertical

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New 4-Chassis IRF Capability

Simpler• Reduce 75% Node for

management• Ring-less topology，M&A easier

More efficiency• Active-standby to Active-Active• 4X performance and port

density

More Scalable• Buy as growth, lower

downTCO• Upgrade to future cloud

computing

Reliable• Sub-second failure

recovery• Non interruptible

upgradingIRF

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New High-Density 10GbE & 40GbE Line Card Modules

Highlights• Bandwidth: 320Gbps• Connectors: 4xQSFP+• All ports wire-speed• 9MB dynamic buffer• Can be converted to

4x10GbE

HP 10500 48-port 10GbE SFP+ SF ModuleHP 10500 4-port 40GbE QSFP+ SF Module

Highlights• Bandwidth: 960Gbps• Connectors: 48xSFP+• All ports wire-speed• 9MB dynamic buffer

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New Switching Fabric Modules

Type 10504 10508/10508-V 10512

B

880Gbps 1.04Tbps 1.52Tbps

D

1.2Tbps 2.32Tbps 3.44Tbps

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