No, I don't. The 32-core AWS systems must be Epyc, so I'll try benchmarking there.

When OpenBLAS identifies the arch, it is competitive with MKL in single threaded performance, at least for matrices with a couple hundred rows and columns or more. But MKL truly shines with multiple threads, so scaling on a 32 core system would be interesting to look at.

You can see BLIS on Intel's home turf at https://github.com/flame/blis/blob/master/docs/Performance.m... (52-core SKX) and compare with OpenBLAS on 32-core Zen1. (Multithreaded BLAS isn't typically used in HPC, where the parallelism is elsewhere.)