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We've been having good success with Graviton 3 for our small data-processing workloads. It seems with Apple now focusing on AARCH64 the architecture being take
by thejosh 3y ago
We've been having good success with Graviton 3 for our small data-processing workloads.
It seems with Apple now focusing on AARCH64 the architecture being taken seriously by developers (because ya know, phones, raspberry pis etc weren't enough :)) and there is good support for most software I use day-to-day.
Now it seems Amazon is pushing HARD on Graviton, as the release of 3 has seen many services now being featured running on it. They made great process with Graviton 3, so it's not hard to see why.
Exciting times :)
- ausudhz 3y agoIt's also due to cost. At scale is cheaper to produce your own professors than buy it from a vendor. Not to mention performance and energy consumption benefits. The phone had it to begin with due to the low consumption and easy instructions set. Then the Moore's law did the rest and now they're powerful enough for data centers