<p>➀ Microsoft's Cobalt 100 Arm CPUs are now generally available in Azure cloud;</p><p>➁ The processors power three instance types: Dpsv6, Dplsv6, and Epsv6;</p><p>➂ Dpsv6 and Dplsv6 are for general-purpose computing, while Epsv6 is for memory-optimized workloads;</p><p>➃ Performance improvements over previous generations of Azure Arm-based VMs are noted;</p><p>➄ The VMs are available in various regions and are expected to expand to more locations in 2024.</p>
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