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Summary of Azure's 6th Generation Intel-based VMs Azure has announced the general availability of its 6th generation Intel-based virtual machines, specifically the Dv6 and Ev6 series. These VMs are powered by the 5th Generation Intel Xeon Platinum processors, offering enhanced performance and scalability for various workloads. Key Features and Specifications Dv6 Series : Offers a balance of CPU to memory performance with scalability up to 128 vCPUs and 512 GiB of RAM. This series includes the Dlv6 and Dv6 models, both providing increased CPU cache size, higher memory bandwidth, and faster storage options[1][2]. Ev6 Series : Ideal for memory-intensive workloads, offering up to 192 vCPUs and over 1.8 TiB of RAM. These VMs are suitable for applications like relational databases, data warehousing, and in-memory analytics[2][4]. Processor Technology These VMs utilize the 5th Generation Intel Xeon Platinum processors, specifically the 8537C (Emerald Rapids) processor for the Dv6...

Introduction to 6th Generation Intel-based VMs Azure has announced the general availability of the 6th generation Intel-based virtual machines, specifically the Dv6 and Ev6 series. These VMs are powered by the 5th Generation Intel Xeon Platinum processor, providing enhanced performance and scalability. Key Features and Specifications Processors : The new VMs are based on the Intel Xeon Platinum 8537C (Emerald Rapids) processor, which is associated with the 5th generation in the context of new VM series support[5]. CPU and Memory Scalability : The Dv6 series offers up to 128 vCPUs and 512 GiB of RAM, making it suitable for general-purpose workloads[3]. In contrast, the Ev6 series provides even higher scalability with up to 192 vCPUs and more than 1.8 TiB of RAM, ideal for memory-intensive applications[3]. Storage Options : Both series offer VMs with and without local disk storage. Users can attach remote persistent disks like Premium Disk v1, Premium Disk v2, or Ultra Disks to th...

We are excited to announce the general availability of instance mix, a new feature designed to optimize your Virtual Machine Scale Set deployments. Instance mix allows you to specify multiple VM sizes within a single Virtual Machine Scale Set, providing