AWS Clean Rooms supports larger worker types up to 32 vCPUs for SQL
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AWS Clean Rooms now supports larger worker types up to 32 vCPUs with 244 GB of memory for SQL analyses, enabling more compute-intensive workloads.
- Largest worker type increased from 16 vCPUs/120 GB to 32 vCPUs/244 GB memory
- Improves performance for complex queries on large datasets
- Optimizes costs for compute and memory-intensive workloads
- Enables complex feature engineering across billions of records for multi-touch attribution models
Larger workers help companies and partners analyze collective datasets more efficiently while maintaining data privacy and security.
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