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AWS Graviton

AWS Graviton is a family of ARM-based server CPUs designed in-house by Amazon Web Services.

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AWS Graviton is a family of ARM-based server processors that Amazon Web Services (AWS) designs through Annapurna Labs. The first generation was introduced in 2018, and later generations have raised performance.

It powers virtual server instances in the AWS cloud and aims to deliver better price performance and power efficiency than x86-based instances.

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