AWS recently announced that customers can hibernate their EC2 instances (M3, M4, M5, C3, C4, C5, R3, R4, and R5) powered by AWS Graviton processors. According to the company EC2 instance ...

With the support for AWS Graviton 2 processors, users can now configure existing x86-based Lambda functions to target the AWS Graviton2 processor or create new functions powered by AWS Graviton2 ...

Graviton 2 servers support 8 DDR4-3200 channels of always-encrypted memory via AES-256 with an ephemeral key and up to 1Tbit/sec of compression memory acceleration.

AWS' M6g instances are generally available and the company plans more options shortly. Now we'll see if AWS' home-grown ARM processors are going to be disruptive.

Amazon announced the immediate availability of EC2 instances on its Arm-based servers last week at AWS RE:INVENT.

Amazon Web Services-designed Graviton2 processors are the “gift that keeps on giving” with “big savings over Intel,” according to Don MacAskill, CEO at Flickr and SmugMug, the online photo ...

As of today, AWS offers more than 150 different Graviton-powered Amazon EC2 instance types globally and has rolled out more than 2 million Graviton processors.

AWS said it offers more than 150 different Graviton-powered Amazon EC2 instance types at scale, has built more than 2 million Graviton processors, and has more than 50,000 customers—including the top ...

In 2018, AWS launched AWS Graviton, a custom-designed arm-based processor made specifically for workloads running in the cloud.

The Graviton has eight memory channels per socket, and with two DIMMs per channel that works out to 128 GB memory sticks in the server instance. If AWS used fatter memory sticks weighing in at 256 GB ...