Amazon Web Services is making some major changes to how it charges for reserved EC2 instances -- a move that seems to be at least partially motivated by the changes Google announced earlier this ...

Amazon Web Services (AWS) recently introduced significant changes on how to request and operate Amazon EC2 spot instances, which can provide considerable cost savings. Users can now request spot ...

AWS price cuts seemed to arrive monthly at one point a few years ago, and while the pace of those cuts has slowed down a bit, the overall trend continues as AWS usage grows and it exacts pricing ...

Amazon's new on-demand pricing for M1 (current generation), M2 (memory optimised current generation), C1 (previous generation) Linux/Unix instances on EC2 will fall between 10 to 40 percent, while ...

Rackspace argues that AWS dedicated instance price cuts aren't what they seem and aims to shift the cloud pricing conversation to support and value. Will cloud buyers bite?

How does that stack up with AWS EC2 pricing? I took a look at the pricing for Windows instances on EC2, without any reserved pricing bonuses: ...

AWS has announced the general availability of Amazon EC2 R8g instances, which use AWS Graviton4 processors. These instances have been available in preview since November 2023 and are designed for ...

In preview today, AWS announced its new 6th Generation EC2 instances, led by its Arm-based Graviton2. I had analyzed many Arm-based datacenter processors, but this is different.

Amazon Web Services (AWS) is dropping the price of Windows On-Demand EC2 instances up to 26 percent, which is another clear sign of the price wars in the cloud computing market.