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Datadog Used AWS Graviton to Deliver More Value While Keeping Costs Constant
Datadog, a cloud monitoring and analytics platform company, needed to offer more product features and serve more customers. They were looking for new innovation that they can adopt to deliver more value for our customers. Datadog adopted AWS Graviton-based Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) instances to pass savings to their customers by delivering more features per compute cycles and serving more customers with an identical number of cores.
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AWS Graviton Processor
AWS Graviton processors are designed by AWS to deliver the best price performance for your cloud workloads running in Amazon EC2.
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Hyperleap, a company specialized in building SaaS solutions for the recruiting industry, worked with AWS Partner Pinecone to create a job board where job seekers could employ generative AI to stand out in the initial resume filter and put their best foot forward. Together, they developed Jennie Johnson, a job-seeker focused AI-powered job board which increased click-through rates by 50% and provided job seekers customized matches.
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