AWS debuts new, home-grown, 192 ... 192-cores Graviton4 CPUs that can support up to 3TB of RAM as it nibbles away Intel and AMD's memory ... the processor came in ahead of the Intel Xeon instance ...

And just for fun, Jeff Barr, chief evangelist for AWS (a kind of PR manager), published this chart in the blog post announcing the memory-enhanced Graviton 4 chips: This chart shows the number of ...

AWS claims its new Amazon EC2 M7g and R7g instances provide 25% better ... M7g instances scale from one virtual CPU with 4GiB of memory and 12.5Gbps of network bandwidth to 64 vCPUs with ...

It would still only be 1.5X the memory compared to a Graviton3 chip. Something else that AWS said in its blog about the new R8g instances that use the Graviton4 chip also gave us pause: “R8g instances ...

Amazon AWS next-gen Graviton4, its 4th-generation general purpose processor: 3x compute power, memory than Graviton3, 75% more bandwidth, 30% more perf.

AWS recently announced the general availability of the R6a instances, EC2 designed for memory-intensive workloads like SQL and NoSQL databases.. The new instances are built on the AWS Nitro System and ...

Designed by AWS, the AWS Graviton3 processor delivers the best price performance for cloud workloads running in Amazon EC2. Overall, it offers greater performance, memory, and security with a more ...

AWS re:Invent: An Arm-based CPU for high-performance computing, a networking chip that doubles performance of its predecessor, and a TCP protocol replacement to speed up networks in the AWS cloud.