A chart illustrating the comparative pricing of AWS micro instances (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — Offering a low-price option for running low-throughput applications and websites that consume significant compute cycles periodically, cloud computing provider Amazon Web Services ( aws.amazon.com ) has introduced “Micro Instances,” which could drive the price of computing lower than ever before. Launched in September, Micro Instances (also known in AWS jargon as “t1.micro”) are designed to provide a small amount of consistent CPU resources – and have the ability to burst CPU capacity when additional cycles are available.

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Click here to RSVP to WHIR Events: Phoenix, AZ – Sept 23, 2010 Washington, DC – Oct 21, 2010 Vancouver, BC – Nov 4, 2010 Five Most Recent Posts News: Media Lab Launches SiteGrinder-Optimized Hosting Powered by UK2 Group News: euNetworks Launches Low Latency Route from London to Frankfurt News: Amazon Lowers Price on High-Memory EC2 Instances News: AT&T Completes Sale of Japan Domestic Network Unit News: Red Hat Names VP of APAC, Chairman of Board (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — Enabling users to run memory-intensive workloads at substantial savings, Amazon Web Services ( aws.amazon.com ) has reduced both the On-Demand and Reserved Instance prices for its High-Memory Double Extra Large and High-Memory Quadruple Extra Large by up to 19 percent. High-memory instances offer large memory sizes for high throughput applications such as for database and memory caching