@rohanpaul_ai: Amazon unveiled “Resilient Network Graphs,” (RNG) a data center network that reduces hardware needs by 69% and raises t…
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Amazon unveiled 'Resilient Network Graphs' (RNG), a data center network design that reduces hardware needs by 69% and increases throughput by 33%, now default for most AWS workloads after quiet deployment since last year.
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Amazon unveiled “Resilient Network Graphs,” (RNG) a data center network that reduces hardware needs by 69% and raises throughput by 33%. It is now default for most AWS workloads.
They revealed that it has been quietly deploying the design across its data centers since last year, https://t.co/quVOlTwHIU
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