11/03/2026
An EOSL date doesn't mean your hardware suddenly stops working.
It means the OEM's support timeline has changed, and now you have a decision to make.
For some environments, a refresh makes sense: new performance requirements, consolidation, growth or workloads that genuinely need newer technology.
For others, keeping a proven platform in production with pre-owned hardware and third party maintenance can buy valuable time without forcing a premature migration.
EOSL should trigger a lifecycle conversation, not an automatic purchase order.
Refresh when the business is ready—not simply because the OEM calendar says it's time.
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