AWS Graviton2
(I work for AWS.  Opinions are my own and not necessarily those of my employer.)<p>I've been doing some initial M6g tests in my lab, and while I'm not able to disclose benchmarks, I can say that my real-world experience so far reflects what's been claimed elsewhere.<p>Graviton2 is going to be a game changer.  It's not like the usual experience with ARM where you have to trade off performance for price, and decide whether migrating is worth the recompilation effort. In my lab, performance of the workloads I've tried so far is uniformly <i>better</i> than on the equivalent M5 configuration running on the Intel processor.  You're not sacrificing anything by running on Graviton2.<p>If your workloads are based on scripting languages, Java, or Go, or you can recompile your C/C++ code, you're going to want to use these instances if you can. The pricing is going to make it irresistible.  Basically, unless you're running COTS (commercial off-the-shelf software), it's a no-brainer.