Cloud's New Performance Leader: Arm Beats x86
Partner Content: AWS's Arm Neoverse-based Graviton4 chips have set a new bar, beating AMD and Intel in performance and price-performance Signal65 benchmarks.
When it comes to datacenter computing, the performance gap has been turned on its head. For years, x86 processors from AMD and Intel were seen as the safe bets in cloud computing.
Built for efficiency, Arm disrupted mobile and edge markets, but datacenter performance remained a more challenging proving ground.
New analysis from the consulting firm Signal65 shows that AWS's Arm Neoverse-powered Graviton4 chips are not only leading the competition on price-performance, but significantly outpacing alternative x86 offerings from AMD and Intel on overall performance across enterprise workloads.
This represents a decisive shift in the cloud computing performance landscape.
AWS's Arm Neoverse-based Graviton4 chips are leading the competition on price-performance.
Author's summary: Arm beats x86 in cloud performance.
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