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  • Snowflake Blog blogaiawsazuresnowflakegaengineer ·

    Snowflake Adaptive Compute GA in Azure, GCP regions

    Snowflake's Adaptive Compute feature, designed to automatically adjust compute resources for fluctuating AI and variable workloads, is now generally available in select Azure and Google Cloud regions, in addition to previously available AWS regions. This enhancement aims to improve price-performance, reduce manual tuning, and simplify compute management for diverse workloads. It is available for Enterprise+ accounts with a simple configuration change to existing standard warehouses.

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About Snowflake release tracking on ReleaseBytes

Snowflake's weekly releases, behaviour change bundles and feature announcements are easy to lose track of. ReleaseBytes follows the official Snowflake release channels and summarises each update, flagging behaviour changes and deprecations that need action before they are enforced.

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New features, enhancements, bug fixes, security advisories, breaking changes, deprecations and end-of-life announcements. Every item is tagged by type so you can filter to just the changes that need action.

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