How did Sprinklr accelerate price performance workloads with AWS Graviton4? (1/4)
Oct 8, 2026 · 8:20 PM UTC
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The backstory: Sprinklr manages billions of customer interactions across the world's biggest brands. Their infrastructure had to match that scale. (2/4)
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They adopted AWS Graviton4 across 80-85% of their microservices. The performance gains were immediate:
+ 30% improvement for storage-intensive workloads.
+ 15%+ improvement for Java microservices.
+ Faster scale-ups & improved resiliency.
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+ 30% improvement for storage-intensive workloads.
+ 15%+ improvement for Java microservices.
+ Faster scale-ups & improved resiliency.
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Nitin Goyal, VP of Engineering at @Sprinklr says, “Sprinklr’s philosophy is that we’ll always have an edge if we use the latest & greatest technology.” (4/4)
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@awscloud Sprinklr's different gains for storage-heavy and Java services are a useful reason to benchmark Graviton4 by workload, not fleet average. Include peak-load latency in the comparison; a cheaper request isn't a saving if it needs another retry.
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@awscloud Bro, Sprinklr with Graviton4? That’s a straight L, no joke.
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