TimesTen 7.0.5 end of life

Hello,
what is the end of life date for supporting TimesTen 7.0.5 ?

Please refer to his document:
http://www.oracle.com/us/support/library/lifetime-support-technology-069183.pdf
7.0 Extended support ends Feb 2015. Sustaining support is indefinite.

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It may also be the beginning of the end for economical platforms with user-upgradable CPUs. From rumours that I read, the successor to Haswell will not offer socketed CPUs at all (in the mainstream form). Instead, the CPUs will be permanently soldered onto the motherboards. (Though Intel itself has not confirmed these rumours - at least not yet.) If those rumours hold true, then it would also be the beginning of the end for even a remotely affordable build-it-yourself PC, as the cheapest build-it-yourself PC might then cost far more money than even the most expensive current HP or Apple workstation - and anything that would be even remotely affordable would then be specced all too close to one another (extremely low performance, unsuitable for even media playback use, let alone video editing). I dread the day when we would have to spend tens, if not hundreds, of thousands of dollars just to buy into a platform with even the least expensive upgradable CPU.
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