SAP Applications has chosen AMD EPYC processor-powered Google Cloud N2D virtual machines (VMs) to manage its cloud ERP delivery operations for RISE with SAP, extending AMD EPYC usage for cloud-based workloads. As businesses strive for digital transformation, many are implementing cloud-first architectures to supplement their on-premises data centres. AMD, Google Cloud, and SAP can assist customers in meeting their most severe performance objectives while also delivering on energy efficiency, scalability, and resource utilisation requirements.
For business applications in the cloud, AMD EPYC processors provide outstanding performance, strong security features, and energy-efficient solutions. When combined with AMD EPYC processors and Google Cloud N2D VMs, RISE with SAP helps customers make the most of their investments in cloud infrastructure. It also strives to modernise client data centres and turn data into useful insights more quickly.
AMD powers some of the most performant and energy-efficient cloud instances available in the world today,” said Dan McNamara, senior vice president and general manager of AMD’s Server Business Unit. SAP has chosen AMD EPYC CPU-powered N2D instances to run its Business Suite business software workloads as part of our partnership with Google Cloud and SAP. Through accelerating the time to value for its corporate applications, SAP is delivering to clients looking to modernise their data centres and simplify IT expenditure on the performance and performance-per-dollar of EPYC processors.
In order to handle mission-critical workloads for our business cloud clients, we have strategically decided to introduce AMD EPYC processor-powered N2D instances to Google Cloud as part of our RISE with SAP effort. remarked Lalit Patil, CTO of SAP SE’s Enterprise Cloud Services. Over comparable instances, our engineering collaboration with AMD and Google Cloud can increase performance and performance per dollar.
Our partnership with AMD and SAP provides a scalable and performant solution for our joint clients looking to shift their workloads to the cloud, according to Mark Lohmeyer, vice president and general manager of Compute at Google Cloud. We can offer a competitive price performance for SAP Business Suite workloads thanks to Google Cloud N2D VMs powered on AMD EPYC CPUs.
FAQs
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What is SAP?
SAP stands for Systems, Applications and Products in Data Processing. It is a German multinational software corporation that develops enterprise software. SAP applications are used by businesses of all sizes to manage their core business processes, such as accounting, manufacturing, sales, and human resources.
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What are the different SAP applications?
SAP offers a wide range of applications, covering all aspects of business operations. Some of the most popular SAP applications include:
SAP ERP
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What are the different ways to learn SAP?
There are a number of ways to learn SAP, including:
1. Attending SAP training courses: This is the most common way to learn SAP. There are a number of different SAP training courses available, ranging from introductory courses to advanced courses.
2. Reading SAP documentation: SAP provides comprehensive documentation for its applications. This documentation can be a helpful resource for learning about SAP.
3. Taking online SAP courses: There are a number of online SAP courses available. These courses can be a convenient way to learn SAP at your own pace.
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