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How BMW Group accelerated connected vehicle workloads on AWS Graviton

TTomislav Lozančić, Brendan Jones, Akshay Gupta, Hrvoje Lukavski, Hugo Cardoso·AWS Blogs — EnglishPublished Oct 30, 2026, 05:14 AM

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Learn how BMW Group migrated its connected vehicle platform from x86 to AWS Graviton.

Using Karpenter, multi-architecture container builds, and Graviton-based CI/CD runners, the team moved workloads without disruption, cutting NGINX ingress CPU by about 57 percent and delivering about 40 percent better price-performance.

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