AMD has announced that its 5th Gen AMD EPYC processors are now behind the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) Compute E6 Standard shapes.
With up to 2x the cost-to-performance ratio of the previous E5 generation based on OCI’s internal testing, the new OCI Compute E6 shapes continues the platform’s long-running high-performance and cost-efficient reputation and with this latest addition, they now have a rowing portfolio of over a thousand compute instances powered by AMD EPYC processors across all major cloud service providers.
AMD emphasizes the increasing adoption of its EPYC processors in cloud environments as a testament to their ability to deliver innovative, high-performance solutions. The company highlights how OCI’s flexible infrastructure, combined with the latest generation of AMD EPYC processors, enables businesses to accelerate demanding workloads while optimizing cloud infrastructure.
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure underscores its commitment to delivering high-performance and cost-effective cloud offerings. The company notes that the new OCI Compute E6 Standard shapes powered by AMD EPYC processors provide an unmatched combination of compute power, scalability, and efficiency to meet the demands of today’s most complex workloads.
Availability
OCI Compute E6 Standard bare metal instances and virtual machines are now available in multiple regions, including US East (Ashburn), US West (Phoenix), US Midwest (Chicago), Germany Central (Frankfurt), and UK South (London), with further expansions planned in the coming months.
