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End-of-sale, end-of-support, and end-of-service-life dates for enterprise data center hardware. 135 models across 10 vendors, 0 verified against the OEM notice. Free, vendor-neutral, no login.
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Ending support in the next 12 months
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What EOSL means
End of Sale
The last day the OEM accepts orders for the part. Support continues, but you can no longer buy it new through normal channels. This date starts every support clock that follows.
End of Support
The last day the OEM will provide software fixes, security patches, and engineering help under a contract. Hardware can still be maintained after this date, just not by the OEM.
End of Service Life
Also called Last Date of Support. The final day any OEM contract can be used. After this, OEM renewal is not an option; you extend with third-party maintenance, replace, or retire.
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