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15 Migrating SAP to the Cloud | How to transform your enterprise backbone into a competitive advantage AWS and Intel engineers work together to design custom hardware based on Intel's latest technology – optimizing for the performance and features SAP customers require. You can change your Amazon EC2 compute infrastructure in a few clicks to take advantage of the latest SAP certified instances featuring the latest from Intel. Optimize your SAP workloads for the price to performance you need. Because Amazon EC2 runs on 2nd Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable processors, your SAP workloads will already be optimized for performance from the start. Partners and Tooling to Modernize at Your Own Pace No matter what SAP system you run or strategy you'd like to adopt, AWS and AWS Partner Network (APN) Partners have the experience, tooling, methods, and best practices to streamline your migration or transformation. Other cloud providers will push you to adopt SAP S/4HANA as part of your migration, but AWS encourages you to pursue whatever strategy is best for your business, whether that includes S/4HANA or not. Unlike other cloud providers, AWS has a partner Competency specifically dedicated to SAP. Before receiving this competency, APN Partners must complete specialized business and technical trainings, prove their knowledge of the AWS Well-Architected Framework, and demonstrate previous SAP on AWS customer success. Most Extensive Set of Cloud Services to Innovate with SAP Once running on AWS, you can leverage the broadest and deepest set of native cloud services to innovate with SAP data. By integrating these services with your SAP workloads, you can more easily take advantage of cutting-edge technologies like machine learning and IoT to derive new value from SAP. With the help of AWS, Intel, and APN Partners, you can reliably migrate your SAP workloads to the cloud and transform them into a competitive advantage for your business. Choose AWS to run SAP "BP needs the agility to be competitive when prices, policy, technology and customer preferences are changing - and that's what we get with AWS." – Steve Fortune, Group CIO, BP