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r7iz.32xlarge

EC2 instance type · 128 vCPU · 1024 GiB RAM · x86_64

On-demand
$11.9040/hr
Monthly
$8,689.92/mo
vCPU
128
Memory
1024 GiB
Comparable 128 vCPU / 1024 GiB instances on other clouds: Azure · GCP · OCI
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The r7iz.32xlarge is an EC2 instance type with 128 vCPUs and 1024 GiB of memory (8 GiB per vCPU), on the x86_64 architecture. On-demand pricing starts at $11.9040/hr ($8,689.92/mo) in us-east-1. It is available in 6 AWS region(s). Not affiliated with AWS.

Pricing — on-demand, us-east-1

Hourly (USD)$11.9040
Monthly (USD, 730 h)$8,689.92
Per vCPU-hour (USD)$0.0930
Per GiB-hour (USD)$0.0116

Full specification

Familyr7iz
Size32xlarge
Generation7
Current GenerationYes
Bare MetalNo
Hypervisornitro
Free TierNo
BurstableNo
Dedicated HostsNo
Auto RecoveryYes
HibernationNo
Supported Usageon-demand, spot
Spot SupportedYes
Boot Modeslegacy-bios, uefi
Virt Typeshvm
Root Device Typesebs
Nitro EnclavesYes
Nitro TpmYes
Vcpu128
Cores64
Threads Per Core2
Archx86_64
Clock Ghz3.9
ProcessorIntel
Amd SevNo
Memory Gi B1024
Net Perf Text50 Gigabit
Net Peak Gbps50
Net Base Gbps50
Net BurstableNo
Net Cards1
Max Eni15
Ipv4 Per Eni50
Ipv6 Per Eni50
Enarequired
Ena ExpressYes
EfaYes
Efa Count1
Encryption In TransitYes
Ebs Optimizeddefault
Ebs Encryptionsupported
Ebs Nvmerequired
Ebs Base Gbps40
Ebs Peak Gbps40
Ebs Base Iops160000
Ebs Peak Iops160000
Ebs Base M Bps5000
Ebs Peak M Bps5000
Cpu Featuresnested-virtualization
Valid Cores4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28, 30, 32, 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46, 48, 50, 52, 54, 56, 58, 60, 62, 64
Valid Threads Per Core1, 2
Placement Strategiescluster, partition, spread
Phc SupportNo
Ipv6 SupportedYes
Instance Storage SupportedNo
Nitro Tpm Versions2.0
Mem Per Vcpu Gi B8
Regionsap-northeast-1, eu-central-1, eu-west-1, us-east-1, us-east-2, us-west-2
Region Count6

On-demand price shown for us-east-1, USD, refreshed 2026-07-23T21:04:02+00:00. Prices and availability vary by region and OS — use the interactive table for the rest.