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AWS Graviton4

Chip CPU Shipping

The Arm CPU that quietly runs a huge share of AWS — including AI data plumbing.

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Graviton4 carries 96 Neoverse V2 cores and shows how far hyperscaler CPUs have come: Amazon has said the majority of new CPU capacity added by AWS in recent years is Graviton. In AI systems it does the unglamorous work — APIs, storage, queues — around the accelerators.

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Designer AWS (Annapurna Labs)
GA July 2024
Cores 96 × Arm Neoverse V2Vendor spec

Memory

Memory 12-channel DDR5-5600Vendor spec

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Record reviewed as of 2026-01-15 — see Methodology.