AWS Amazon EC2

m8idb.96xlarge

Part of the M8IDB General Purpose family — Balanced compute, memory, and networking for a wide range of workloads.

Name:mGeneral Purpose88th GenerationiIntel Xeon ScalabledDirect-Attached NVMe SSDbBlock Storage Optimized (EBS)96xlarge96 Extra Large

On-demand, Linux

$36.6605/ hr

~$26,762.15/mo · lowest in US East (N. Virginia), us-east-1

Savings Plan, Linux

$16.38767/ hr

From, with a 3-year Compute Savings Plan, No Upfront: −55% vs on-demand rate (us-east-1)

Per unit

$0.0955/ vCPU-hr

$0.0239/GB-hr

Compute

384vCPUs

192 cores • x86_64

Memory

1,536GB

4.0 GB / vCPU

Network

400 Gbps

Baseline: 400 Gbps

Storage & EBS

37,500MB/s

Max: 1,440,000 IOPS

On Google Cloud

The nearest Google Cloud machines to m8idb.96xlarge by vCPU and memory, at On-demand Linux rates in Northern Virginia (us-east-1 ↔ us-east4).

Machine	Size	On-demand Linux	vs m8idb.96xlarge
m8idb.96xlargeThis page · AWS, us-east-1	384 vCPU · 1,536 GiB	$36.66048/hr	—
z4d-highmem-384-standardlssd384 vCPU and 3024 GiB for 384 vCPU and 1536 GiB, the nearest size up; Intel vs AMD	384 vCPU · 3,024 GiB	$26.168048/hr	29% less
c4d-highmem-384-lssd384 vCPU and 3024 GiB for 384 vCPU and 1536 GiB, the nearest size up; Intel vs AMD	384 vCPU · 3,024 GiB	$26.538406/hr	28% less
c4d-highmem-384384 vCPU and 3024 GiB for 384 vCPU and 1536 GiB, the nearest size up; Intel vs AMD; local disk on m8idb.96xlarge only	384 vCPU · 3,024 GiB	$23.908269/hr	35% less

Matched on vCPU and memory, then CPU vendor, then rate; a larger size is offered only when nothing is the same size. On-demand Linux only: Spot and commitments work differently on the two clouds, so they aren't compared here.

Technical Specifications & Limits

Hardware specs, container thresholds, and system limits

Compute & Processor

ProcessorIntel Xeon Scalable (Granite Rapids)

Architecturex86_64 (x86_64)

vCPUs / Threads384 vCPUs

Physical Cores192

Clock Speed3.9 GHz

Intel AVX / AVX2AVX & AVX2 Supported

Intel Turbo BoostYes

Bare MetalNo (Virtualized)

Performance & Benchmarks

CoreMark Score8,017,120

CoreMark / vCPU20,877.9 / core

FFmpeg Transcoding188 FPS

CoreMark per Dollar218,686 score / $

Cost per vCPU-hr$0.0955

Cost per GB-hr$0.0239

Containers & Kubernetes

EKS Max Pods758 pods

Max ENIs24

IPv4/v6 per ENI64

Total Addressable IPs1536 total IPs

CNI Prefix DelegationSupported (High Density)

Networking & Bandwidth

Network Performance400 Gbps

Baseline Bandwidth400 Gbps

Burst / Peak Bandwidth400 Gbps

Enhanced NetworkingYes

EFA SupportNo

IPv6 SupportNative Dual-Stack Supported

Storage & EBS Optimization

Storage ConfigurationNVMe SSD (22800 GB)

Local NVMe Disk22,800 GB NVMe SSD

EBS Baseline Throughput37500 MB/s

EBS Max Throughput37500 MB/s

EBS Baseline IOPS1,440,000

EBS Max / Burst IOPS1,440,000

Dedicated EBS Throughput300000 Mbps

Platform & Architecture Details

Hypervisor / SystemAWS Nitro System (PCIe Offload)

Nitro EnclavesSupported (Isolated security enclaves)

Normalization Factor768

Generation StatusCurrent Generation (Recommended)

Rates by region

Live on-demand rates across all global AWS cloud regions

Lowest Price Region

$36.6605/ hr

US East (N. Virginia) (us-east-1)

Highest Price Region

$47.1744/ hr

Asia Pacific (Tokyo) (ap-northeast-1)

Global Fleet Average

$39.7104/ hr

Across all active regions

Regional Coverage

6regions

Available worldwide

Linux — Available in all 6 regions
Region	On-Demand Price	% vs On-Demand Rate
ap-northeast-1 Asia Pacific (Tokyo) Highest	$47.1744
eu-west-1 EU (Ireland)	$40.9747
eu-south-2 Europe (Spain)	$40.1318
us-east-1 US East (N. Virginia) Lowest	$36.6605
us-east-2 US East (Ohio) Lowest	$36.6605
us-west-2 US West (Oregon) Lowest	$36.6605

Windows — Available in all 6 regions
Region	On-Demand Price	% vs On-Demand Rate
ap-northeast-1 Asia Pacific (Tokyo) Highest	$64.8384
eu-west-1 EU (Ireland)	$58.6387
eu-south-2 Europe (Spain)	$57.7958
us-east-1 US East (N. Virginia) Lowest	$54.3245
us-east-2 US East (Ohio) Lowest	$54.3245
us-west-2 US West (Oregon) Lowest	$54.3245

Savings Plans: what to know

A Savings Plan commits you to a dollar amount per hour of spend for one or three years, not to an instance: usage up to that amount is billed at the plan's rates and the rest at on-demand, and unused commitment is still billed.
A Compute Savings Plan follows your usage across instance families, sizes, regions and operating systems; an EC2 Instance Savings Plan is locked to one family in one region in exchange for a lower rate (what that flexibility costs).
In US East (N. Virginia) (us-east-1), the 3-year Compute Savings Plan rate (No Upfront) for m8idb.96xlarge on Linux is 45% of the on-demand rate, so the instance has to run at least 45% of the hours for the commitment to cost less than on-demand.
On Windows a plan discounts only the compute part of the rate: the Windows license part costs the same as on demand, so the percentage off is smaller than on Linux.
Rates are AWS's effective hourly rate for each payment option; All Upfront pays the whole term's commitment at purchase, which is why its hourly rate is lower; Partial Upfront (at least half up front) isn't shown on this page. The Savings Plans calculator has all three and sizes a commitment for this instance or a mix of them. How AWS applies a plan each hour: how Compute Savings Plans decide what they cover. Sizing one for elastic workloads: managing Compute Savings Plans.