Like last time, this is all about generic CPU performance and especially what you can actually get per $ spent on compute VM instances. Due to the focus on CPU workloads, burstable instances are not included. Single-thread performance is evaluated separately, as there are always workloads that cannot be further parallelized. For multi-thread, each instance type is tested in a 2vCPU configuration which is usually the minimum unit you can order (it corresponds to a single core for SMT-enabled systems, like all Intel and most AMD). The more threads your workload can utilize, the more multiples of that unit you can order.
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With BPatterns, none of that is required. A pattern is just a block. Add one more message and simple DoIt will do the job.