DCD Magazine #62 - The coming wave
Will compute at sea sink or swim?
News - Infrastructure Management, Amazon Web Services
The latest news from the AI, data center, telco, chip, and cloud sector
DCD Magazine #62 out now
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AWS launches S3 storage classes for Dedicated Local Zones
S3 storage now available at the Edge, company also launches new S3 capabilities during Re:Invent
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Oracle Database@AWS now available in limited preview
Companies start with AWS US East Region
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37signals claims it saved almost $2m last year from cloud repatriation
Says it will exit AWS file storage next year
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United Airlines approaches completion of cloud migration project
Has migrated between 70 and 90 percent of workloads to the cloud
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AWS launches cloud-based rendering offering
Deadline Cloud can be used for VFX pipelines on AWS cloud
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AWS removes some data transfer fees for customers exiting its cloud
Follows Google Cloud's example
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Study: Only 13% of provisioned CPUs and 20% of memory utilized in cloud computing
Cast AI analysis finds drastic over provisioning
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Amazon says goodbye to EC2-Classic instances
One year later than originally proposed
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37signals spent more than $3 million on the cloud in 2022 for Basecamp and Hey
Company aims to “dramatically cut” 2023 spending bill by going back on-prem
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Avatar: The Way of Water was rendered in Amazon Web Services
The film outgrew the capabilities of their own data center, and was moved to the cloud
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Basecamp and Hey move off of the cloud
Breaking with the general trend as costs grow
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YellowDog spins up AWS cluster with 3.2m vCPUs
Gets a supercomputer in 30 minutes
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AWS launches new x86-based EC2 instances
Company’s latest EC2 instance gets an Intel-powered option
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AWS to retire EC2-Classic instances next year
Original, pre-VPC instances of EC2 to be retired by August 2022