Dell PowerEdge T550

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Preliminary record. This is a catalog stub with heuristic estimates. A deep AI lookup (vendor advisories, web-search-grounded lifecycle dates, real CVE feed, refined TPM ranges) will refine it.
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Lifecycle

Released
2021-01-01
General Availability
2021-01-01
End of Sale
2024-01-01
End of Support
2024-01-01
End of Service Life
2029-01-01

EOL

When a vendor has not published an exact date, we render an estimated range with an explicit confidence score — never an empty cell. See how to read TPM library records honestly.

Failure Outlook

Age: 0.0 years

Failure likelihood: 0%

Likely to fail (most → least)

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    Indicative TPM Pricing

    Indicative — not a quote.

    SLA tierAnnualMonthly
    9×5 NBD $1,050 – $1,950 $88 – $162
    24×7 NBD $1,365 – $2,535 $114 – $211
    24×7×4 onsite + parts $1,890 – $3,900 $158 – $325
    24×7×4 remote only $945 – $2,730 $79 – $228

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    Security Advisories (0)

    No advisories on file.

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    Security Context

    Post-lifecycle security posture — buyer education, not a service pitch. See Why past-EOSL hardware becomes a CVE liability for the honest map.

    Patch availability
    ● Firmware only (PSIRT coverage fading)

    Preliminary security context — awaiting deep AI lookup. For any hardware past OEM end-of-service-life, PCI DSS v4, HIPAA, SOC 2, and CIS Controls v8 explicitly permit documented compensating controls in lieu of vendor patches. See /path/defense/past-eosl-hardware-cve-liability/ for the honest map of what changes at EOSL and what stays the same.

    Compensating controls that still work

    • Isolate iDRAC/iLO/CIMC/BMC management network from user VLANs
    • Restrict administrative-plane access to jump host with MFA
    • Enable secure boot + TPM attestation where the platform supports it
    • Subscribe to component-level CVE feeds (Broadcom, Intel, LSI, etc.) after OEM PSIRT coverage ends

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    Platform & OS lifecycle

    The hardware's end-of-service-life is above. This is the lifecycle of the software this class of machine commonly runs — because a box past hardware EOSL running an OS that's also end-of-life is two risks stacked, not one.

    Microsoft Windows Server ↗

    • Windows Server 2025 (LTSC) — EOL 2034-11-14 ● maintained
    • Windows Server 23H2 AC — EOL 2026-05-12 ● end of life
    • Windows Server 2022 (LTSC) — EOL 2031-10-14 ● maintained

    VMware ESXi ↗

    • 9.1 — EOL 2028-08-12 ● maintained
    • 9.0 — EOL 2027-09-17 ● maintained
    • 8.0 — EOL 2027-10-11 ● maintained

    Red Hat Enterprise Linux ↗

    • 10 (Upcoming ELS) — EOL 2035-05-31 ● maintained
    • 9 (Upcoming ELS) — EOL 2032-05-31 ● maintained
    • 8 (Upcoming ELS) — EOL 2029-05-31 ● maintained

    Ubuntu ↗

    • 26.04 'Resolute Raccoon' (LTS) — EOL 2031-05-29 ● maintained
    • 25.10 'Questing Quokka' — EOL 2026-07-01 ● end of life
    • 25.04 'Plucky Puffin' — EOL 2026-01-17 ● end of life

    Debian ↗

    • 13 (Trixie) — EOL 2030-06-30 ● maintained
    • 12 (Bookworm) — EOL 2028-06-30 ● maintained
    • 11 (Bullseye) — EOL 2026-08-31 ● end of life

    Proxmox VE ↗

    • 9 — EOL date not published ● maintained
    • 8 — EOL 2026-08-31 ● end of life
    • 7 — EOL 2024-07-31 ● end of life

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    Parts Market

    Whole unit: $0 – $0

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    Find parts for this unit

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    Dell — official sources

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