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Microsoft SQL Server 2016’s extended support is scheduled to end on July 14, 2026, meaning no new security updates or patches will be supplied thereafter. Running a database platform past its end of support significantly increases security, compliance, and operational risk, especially for regulated workloads. Particularly for regulated workloads under GDPR and DORA, prompting a strategic rethink of data platforms.

Many organizations don’t get the full benefits from their investments in cloud migration, and some are even facing a higher TCO than before the migration. The simple reason is that those customers haven’t taken the next step after the migration yet: modernization!