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© 2012 MELLANOX TECHNOLOGIES 1 Corporate Update November 2012 Mellanox Interconnect Boosts Business Performance Eyal Waldman President, Chairman, and CEO Jacob Shulman Chief Financial Officer

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© 2012 MELLANOX TECHNOLOGIES 1

Corporate Update November 2012

Mellanox Interconnect Boosts Business Performance

Eyal Waldman

President, Chairman, and CEO

Jacob Shulman

Chief Financial Officer

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Data Centers are built using compute and storage systems

Compute and storage systems are based on three building blocks • Central Processing Unit (CPU)

• Memory (both DRAM and Flash)

• Input / Output (I/O)

The CPU, memory and I/O must be balanced • Otherwise deficiencies are introduced

Intel Romley, flash storage, virtualization, and clustering require

low-latency interconnects with 40Gb/s or greater throughput

The Need for Fast Interconnect in Data Centers

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CPU technology development demands high-performance interconnect

Low-performance interconnects limit your competitive advantage

Interconnect Impacts Data Center Business Value

Balanced System = Uncompromised Performance

VPI – Virtual Protocol Interconnect (Ethernet and InfiniBand)

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Interconnect Impacts Data Center Business Value

Maximum Applications Performance, Highest ROI

10 Years Performance Improvement

CPU Virtual Protocol Interconnect Ethernet

100X 100X 10X

VPI – Virtual Protocol Interconnect (Ethernet and InfiniBand)

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Mellanox Connects the Most Efficient Data Centers

Enables the best return-on-investment for compute and storage

platforms • By providing leading InfiniBand and Ethernet interconnects

- Lowest latency and highest bandwidth

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Mellanox Current Target Markets

Web 2.0 DB/Enterprise HPC

Up to 10X

Performance and

Simulation Runtime

33% Higher GPU

Performance

Unlimited Scalability

Lowest Latency

62% Better

Execution Time

42% Faster Messages

Per Second

Financial Services Cloud

12X More Throughput

Support More Users at

Higher Bandwidth

Improve and

Guarantee SLAs

10X Database Query

Performance

4X Faster VM

Migration

More VMs per

Server and More

Bandwidth per VM

Storage

2X Hadoop

Performance

13X Memcached

Performance

4X Price/Performance

Mellanox storage acceleration

software provides >80% more IOPS

(I/O operations per second)

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InfiniBand is the most used interconnect

on the June 2012 TOP500 list

• Positioned to expand in Cloud and Web 2.0

• 210 systems, 42% of the TOP500 list

InfiniBand is the most used interconnect

for Petascale systems

• Mellanox InfiniBand is the only Petascale-

proven solution

High-Performance Computing Market Leadership

FDR InfiniBand Provides Extreme Performance

187 Teraflops with ONLY 648 Servers

Half the server count, double the performance

from prior cluster

FDR InfiniBand Maximizes Server and Storage System Potential

FDR InfiniBand connected systems

increased 10X on the June TOP500

compared to the November 2011 list

• From 2 systems to 21 systems

• FDR InfiniBand connects the fastest

InfiniBand system on the list : #4 LRZ

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Unmatched ROI for Big Data and Web 2.0

Big Data Analytics (e.g. Hadoop) • Run more jobs in parallel

• Faster rebalancing after node/link failure

• Faster data load into HDFS

• Ready for major increase in disks per node

In-Memory Caching (e.g. Memcached) • More transactions per second

• Faster response/retrieval time

• More users/clients per server

Price-Performance

• More bandwidth at the same price

• Lower price per Gb/s

• Lower power per Gb/s

Source: Company testing for order of magnitude improvement data

2X

13X

4X

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High-performance system to support

map image processing

10X performance improvement

compared to previous systems

Half the cost compared to 10GbE

Mellanox end-to-end InfiniBand

40Gb/s interconnect solutions

50% CAPEX Reduction for Bing Maps

Cost-Effective Accelerated Web 2.0 Services

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Exadata (database in-memory appliance) Exalytics (Big Data)

Exalogic (cloud computing appliance) ZFS (storage over InfiniBand)

SuperCluster (Data Center in a box)

10X Performance with Mellanox for Oracle

Reduced hardware costs

by a factor of 5X

Improved performance

by a factor of 10X

Superior Database and Cloud Interconnect Performance

Accelerated and Connected by Mellanox End-to-End InfiniBand Solutions

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Mellanox Interconnect, Standard for Storage and Database

Oracle ZFS

IBM XIV Storage System

Power to serve even more

applications from a single

system

95% Efficiency and Scalability

EMC Isilon

Scale out Network

Attached Storage

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Multi-Billion Dollar Total Available Market

1.5M Virtualized 2.3M in 2014, 19% CAGR

0.7M in 2014, 5% CAGR

1.7M HPC 2.0M in 2014, 8% CAGR

2.8M Front End 3.0M in 2014 , 8% CAGR

1.2M Back End 1.8M in 2014, 18% CAGR

Servers

8.6M1

Storage

4.0M2

Embedded

0.6M3

13.2M+4 End Points = $5.3B TAM5 in 2012 15.1M4 end points available in 2014

2.3M Web2.0 & Cloud 3.4M in 2014, 16% CAGR

Source: 1 IDC, Gartner, and Company estimates.

Includes units for all server end-markets, including

HPC, Virtualized, Web 2.0, Cloud and other end

markets; 2 IDC, Gartner and Company estimates; 3

Company estimates; 4 Includes units for all server,

storage, and embedded end markets; 5 Assumes

$400 ASP per unit

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Top Tier OEMs, ISVs and Distribution Channels

Hardware OEMs Software Partners Selected Channel Partners

Medical

Server

Storage

Embedded

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Mellanox Interconnect Products Enable Customer Choice

10Gb/s, 40Gb/s, 56Gb/s

Ethernet and InfiniBand

10Gb/s, 40Gb/s, 56Gb/s

Ethernet and InfiniBand

Application

Acceleration

• Big Data

• Storage

• TCP/UDP

Adapters Switches Software

• Database

• Trading

• HPC

Virtual Protocol Interconnect (VPI) Provides High Performance over

any Converged Interconnect with Same Software Infrastructure

Cables

10Gb/s, 40Gb/s, 56Gb/s

Ethernet and InfiniBand

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Virtual Protocol Interconnect (VPI) Technology

64 ports 10GbE

36 ports 40GbE

48 10GbE + 12 40GbE

36 ports IB up to 56Gb/s

8 VPI subnets

Switch OS Layer

Mezzanine Card

VPI Adapter VPI Switch

Ethernet: 10/40 Gb/s

InfiniBand:10/20/40/

56 Gb/s

Unified Fabric Manager

Networking Storage Clustering Management

Applications

Acceleration Engines

LOM Adapter Card

3.0

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End-to-End Interconnect Solutions

Virtual Protocol Interconnect

Storage Front / Back-End

Server / Compute Switch / Gateway

56G IB & FCoIB 56G InfiniBand

10/40GbE & FCoE 10/40GbE

Fibre Channel

Virtual Protocol Interconnect

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Leading Interconnect, Leading Performance

Latency

5usec

2.5usec 1.3usec

0.7usec

<0.5usec

160/200Gb/s

100Gb/s

56Gb/s

40Gb/s 20Gb/s

10Gb/s 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

Bandwidth

Same Software Interface

0.5usec

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Financial Overview

Jacob Shulman

CFO

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Highlights from Q3 2012 Financial Results

Key non-GAAP Financials1

3 months ended

September 30, 2012

Revenue $156.5M

Y-o-Y growth 129.6%

Gross margin 70.5%

Operating margin 38.9%

Net margin 38.4%

EPS (diluted) $1.37

Cash Flow from Ops $74.4M

1For a reconciliation of non-GAAP to GAAP financial measures, reference the Company’s Q3’12 financial results press release

Source: Company filings

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Source: Company financial statements

Historical Annual Revenue Growth

CAGR over the past 5 years ~ 44%

28.1% 7.7% 33.3%

Annual Revenue ($M)

67.6% YoY%

2009 2010 2011 2008

8.1 107.7 116 154.6

259.3

103.0%E

2012E*

526.2*

*2012E includes YTD 2012 actuals through Q3 plus the midpoint of Q4 guidance

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1Includes midpoint of 4Q12 guidance; Source: Company financial statements

Historical Quarterly Revenue Growth

Quarterly Revenue ($M)

72.7

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3

2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

25.2 28.2 29.1

25.2 22.9

25.3

32.7 35.5 36.2

40.0 37.8

40.7

55.1

63.3

68.2

72.7

4Q’12 Guidance

88.7

133.5

145-150

Q41

156.5

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Cash Flow from Ops ($M)

Positive Cash Flow from Operations

1Cash and investments include $7.6m in restricted cash

Cash and Investments @ September 30, 2012 = $405.4M1

31.0 32.8 41.2

63.1

2010 2011 2009 2008 YTD 2012

157.1

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Percentage-Based Income Statement (Non-GAAP1)

1For a reconciliation of non-GAAP to GAAP financial measures, please reference the Company’s Q3’12 financial results press release

Source: Company financial statements

Q3’ 2012

Actual

Revenue 100%

Gross Margin 71%

R&D 20%

SG&A 12%

Operating Income 39%

Net Income 38%

Long term model

100%

65% - 69%

26% - 30%

15% - 18%

22% - 28%

21% - 27%

Attractive Margin Profile (Non-GAAP)

Strategy is to drive revenue and earnings growth rates with end-to-end solutions,

expanded distribution channels and enhanced product offerings

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Interconnect technology is critical for business performance • Increases application productivity and ROI

Interconnect market has shown consistent growth • In HPC, Web 2.0, Storage, Database, Cloud and Big Data markets

Mellanox uniquely positioned to continue leading the market • Provider of fastest interconnect technology currently available

• Strong partnerships, channel relationships

• Providing compelling benefits to multiple, high growth markets

Demonstrated revenue growth, strong cash flow and increasing

profitability with attractive gross margins • Solid revenue growth (~44% CAGR) over the last 5 years

• Products address large $5.3 Billion TAM

Investment Highlights Summary

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