Amazon EC2’s hpc7g and c7gn instances are now generally available. The instance types are powered by the 64-core Graviton3E processor and have up to 200 Gbps network bandwidth.

https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/new-amazon-ec2-hpc7g-instances-powered-by-aws-graviton3e-processors-optimized-for-high-performance-computing-workloads/

https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/new-amazon-ec2-c7gn-instances-graviton3e-processors-and-up-to-200-gbps-network-bandwidth/

#aws #ec2 #graviton #graviton3e #arm #hpc

#AWS Tunes Up Compute & Network For #HPC it looks like #Graviton3E will deliver about 35% more raw performance over #Graviton3. They think this comes strictly through cranking the clocks on the chip, and allowing it to run a whole lot hotter (2.4x hotter) https://bit.ly/3BbfOrY

RT @RiCHi
In this week’s #TheLongView, four things that caught my eye from @awscloud’s #reInvent 2022:
1⃣ #SnapStart turbocharges Lambda,
2⃣ #Graviton3E @Arm HPC SoC,
3⃣ #AWS continues hiring, and
4⃣ AWS’s origin story.

At @TechstrongGroup’s @devopsdotcom: https://devops.com/aws-reinvent-top-4-richixbw/?utm_source=richisoc #DevOps