September 9, 2025 · AzureIn development
Private Preview: Azure AMD-based Dasv7, Easv7, and Fasv7-series Virtual Machines
These virtual machines deliver significant enhancements over the previous generation, offering improved CPU performance, greater scalability, and expanded configuration options to meet the demands of a wide range of workloads.
Key improvements include:
Up to 35% CPU performance improvement compared to similarly sized v6 VMs
Significant performance gains on other workloads compared to the previous generation of similar sized (v6) AMD-based VMs:
Up to 27% for Java-based workloads
Up to 70% for in-memory cache applications
Up to 84% for crypto workloads
Up to 130% for web server applications
Expanded VM sizes: Dasv7-series, Dalsv7-series and Easv7-series now scale up to 160 vCPUs. Fasv7-series supports up to 80 vCPUs, with a new 1-core size for lightweight workloads.
Increased memory capacity: Dasv7-series now offers up to 640 GiB of memory. Easv7-series scales up to 1280 GiB, ideal for memory-intensive applications.
Enhanced remote storage performance, offering up to 20% higher IOPS (up to 355K IOPS) and up to 50% greater throughput (up to 11 GBps).
New VM families introduced: Fasv7, Falsv7, and Famsv7 now available with local disk support.