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AWS + AMD: 5th Gen EPYC EC2 Boosts Performance 30% Power your workloads with AWS's new 8th generation EC2 instances, featuring 5th Gen AMD EPYC processors! The complete family of C8a, M8a, and R8a instances are now available.

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