Principled Technologies Publishes a Study Showing the Database Performance

Benefits of Choosing Intel Xeon Platinum 8180 and 8160 Processors Over AMD
EPYC 7601 Processors

Principled Technologies (PT) evaluated Oracle Database 12c and PostgreSQL online transaction
processing database activity and Apache Cassandra distributed database work on servers powered
by Intel Xeon Platinum 8180 and 8160 processors and servers using AMD EPYC 7601 processors.

Durham, NC, April 09, 2019 --(PR.com)-- The processors that power e-commerce, financial services, or
health care organizations' data center severs can have a big impact on transactional database application
performance. In a new study commissioned by Intel Corp., Principled Technologies found that whether
an organization uses Oracle Database 12c, PostgreSQL, or Cassandra databases, servers powered by Intel
Xeon 8180 and 8160 processors can offer better database performance than AMD EPYC 7601
processor-based servers.

According to the study, “Processing more database work allows applications that rely on the database to
support more users and more queries, edits, and other common transactional database activities, which
can help generate more revenue for your organization and support more clients or customers in your user
base.”

For businesses looking for powerful processors that can handle Oracle Database 12c, PostgreSQL, and
Apache Cassandra database workloads, read the full study: http://facts.pt/m7yd6e1

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Jasmine White
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