Issue # 135: August 23, 2025 to September 5, 2025

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Welcome to Issue # 135 of AWS Graviton Weekly, which will be focused on sharing everything that happened in the past week related to AWS Silicon: from August 23, 2025 to September 5, 2025.

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ARTICLES AND TUTORIALS

AWS Graviton vs. x86: The Future of Cloud Computing Explained, by Red Sky Digital

4.7 times better write query price-performance with AWS Graviton4 R8g instances using Amazon Neptune v1.4.5, by Dave Bechberger (AWS)

Secure SAP HANA Cloud connectivity using AWS PrivateLink, by Sejun Kim, Arne Knoeller, Thuan Bui Thi, and Whye Loong Wong from AWS
Implementing advanced AWS Graviton adoption strategies across AWS Regions, by Matt Howard (AWS)

Reduce your Amazon ElastiCache costs by up to 60% with Valkey and CUDOS, by Chris Gillespie (AWS), Brenno Passanha (AWS), and Yuriy Prykhodko (AWS)

How Choosing the Right AWS Instances Can Cut Your Cloud Bill in Half: The Graviton Advantage, by Huzaif Shah

Optimizing Cost & Performance For A Streaming Platform: Amazon RDS to Graviton Migration

AWS services scale to new heights for Prime Day 2025: key metrics and milestones, by Channy Yun (AWS)

During Prime Day 2025, AWS Graviton, a family of processors designed to deliver the best price performance for cloud workloads running in Amazon EC2, powered more than 40 percent of the Amazon EC2 compute used by Amazon.com. Amazon also deployed over 87,000 AWS Inferentia and AWS Trainium chips – custom silicon chips for deep learning and generative AI training and inference – to power Amazon Rufus for Prime Day.