Introducing Resilient Network Graphs | Amazon Web Services

Amazon Web Services · Advanced ·☁️ DevOps & Cloud ·1mo ago

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Introduces Amazon Web Services' new data center network design based on random graph theory

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AWS delivers new data center network design that replaces traditional hierarchical "fat tree" networks with a flat network architecture based on random graph theory. The new network design delivers 33% better throughput, 27% lower costs, and 69% fewer routers while reducing the use of power by networking equipment over 40%. Learn more about Future of Cloud Computing: https://go.aws/innovation Subscribe to AWS: https://go.aws/subscribe Create a free AWS account: https://go.aws/signup Try AWS for free: https://go.aws/free Connect with an expert: https://go.aws/contact Explore more: https://go.aws/more Next steps: Explore on AWS in Analyst Research: https://go.aws/reports Discover, deploy, and manage software that runs on AWS: https://go.aws/marketplace Join the AWS Partner Network: https://go.aws/partners Learn more on how Amazon builds and operates software: https://go.aws/library Do you have technical AWS questions? Ask the community of experts on AWS re:Post: https://go.aws/3lPaoPb Why AWS? Amazon Web Services is the world’s most comprehensive and broadly adopted cloud, enabling customers to build anything they can imagine. We offer the greatest choice of innovative cloud capabilities and expertise, on the most extensive global infrastructure with industry-leading security, reliability, and performance. #AWS #AmazonWebServices #CloudComputing
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