Here you will find all the articles with the tag: instances.
During Google Cloud, Google seized the opportunity to introduce a number of new instances that can provide workloads with more powerful chips. These include the 4th generation C and N instances, C3 bare metal machines, X4 memory-optimized bare metal instances and Z3, the first storage-optimized VM ... Read more
15 days ago
Microsoft released new Azure SQL database configurations with more compute power cores and higher processing rates. The cores are based on the latest Intel and AMD processor generations. The tech giant recently released a preview of its new Azure SQL database configurations and elastic pools. D... Read more
1 year ago
AWS unveiled a new entry to its Graviton processor series. The Arm-based Graviton3E is designed for high-performance workloads. When compared to its predecessor, the processor offers up to 25 percent more general compute performance, 200 percent more floating-point performance and 200 percent mo... Read more
1 year ago
Google Cloud launched a series of cloud instances based on Intel E2000 infrastructure processing units (IPUs). The instances are designed for high-performance workloads such as AI applications. The new C3 instance series is a successor to Google Cloud's existing C2 instance series. The new insta... Read more
2 years ago
AWS EC2 R6a instances are now available. AWS designed the instances for memory-intensive apps, including databases and big data analytics. According to AWS, the instances are up to 35 percent more cost-effective than R5a, the previous generation. The instances run on third-gen AMD EPYC processor... Read more
2 years ago
Amazon EC2 M1 Mac instances allow customers to run Mac mini desktop computers through an Amazon EC2 instance, providing a basis for Mac workloads in the public cloud. The Mac mini desktop instances are based on M1 processors and behave like any other Amazon EC2 instance, supporting various publ... Read more
2 years ago
AWS released a preview of its AWS Relational Database Service (RDS) that supports its own ARM-based Graviton2 database instances. The support should make various cloud-based database services cheaper to use than the standard x86-based database servers. The AWS RDS service helps companies with... Read more
4 years ago
