When transactional database applications—such as online storefronts, reservation systems, or banking services—are the backbone of your business, maintaining high-performing server infrastructure is vital to meeting user demands and keeping customers happy. If it’s been a few years since you’ve invested in new systems, it’s time to investigate the possible performance and cost benefits of consolidating those systems onto fewer new servers.

New technology strengthens performance to meet user demands into the future—and it can reduce your operating costs over time. To determine the performance and cost benefits of migrating to newer technology, Principled Technologies compared the transactional database performance of two server solutions: a five-year-old Supermicro Ultra DP server with previous-generation AMD EPYC 7532 processors and a new Supermicro H14 Hyper DP server with 5th Generation AMD EPYC™ 9475F processors.

Read the report to find out how refreshing your legacy servers can help you:

• Reduce IT costs by up to $2.8M per new server
• Get up to 3.78x the database performance
• Improve energy efficiency and cut costs