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MojoHost Transitions Legacy VPS Plans to Upgraded Platform

MojoHost Transitions Legacy VPS Plans to Upgraded Platform

SOUTHFIELD, Mich. — MojoHost has successfully completed the upgrade and transition of all legacy VPS plans to its newest hardware platform.

The upgrade includes a transition from older Intel Xeon processors with SSD and HDD technology to AMD Ryzen processors paired with PCI 4.0 NVMe storage.

“This significant upgrade has been performed seamlessly during scheduled maintenance windows, with all customer accounts now running on the new platform,” a rep noted. “Customers will now benefit from over a 100% improvement in speed per CPU core and 10 to 100 times the performance of underlying storage, providing a powerful boost to their hosting infrastructure.”

The upgrades were performed free of charge for all of MojoHost’s customer VPS plans.

Company president Brad Mitchell said, “Our customers will see immediate benefits, from faster load times to a more stable and responsive hosting environment. We’re thrilled to deliver this new level of performance to all MojoHost VPS customers, because #ThatsGoodMojo.”

For more information, visit MojoHost.com.

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