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Fair. Trouble is, we’re never going to get Graviton2 devices of our own outside of an AWS datacenter or device; the power profile is intellectually interesting,
by QuinnyPig 7y ago
Fair. Trouble is, we’re never going to get Graviton2 devices of our own outside of an AWS datacenter or device; the power profile is intellectually interesting, but not likely to ever enter the public sphere.
- nine_k 7y agoI'm not sure why Amazon won't try to recoup some of the investment by designing and marketing other boards / devices with this chip, or by just selling it in quantities to some manufacturers (think telecom, home entertainment, industrial equipment, etc).
- QuinnyPig 7y agoBased upon my experience, I’d say it’s going to be profitable in its own right just by powering EC2 instances. The same argument could be said to apply to Apple’s ARM chips.
- marcinzm 7y agoIf something is possible and economical then others will copy it in time.
- rumanator 7y ago> the power profile is intellectually interesting, but not likely to ever enter the public sphere. It does have an impact on operational cost, and cost is a very important factor.