The amd epyc will drive the vm n2d from google cloud

AMD and Google announce their new official agreement. Due to this new agreement between the two brands, it is confirmed that the second generation AMD EPYC processors are going to be the ones to power the Google Cloud N2D VMs, which is a new addition to their VM family. An important agreement between the two parties.

AMD EPYC will power Google Cloud N2D VMs

This agreement also confirms the launch of the beta of the same. Featured as a great choice for customers running general-purpose , high-performance workloads that require a balance of compute and memory

Agreement

N2D virtual machines are in beta right now and are great for both general-purpose and HPC workloads. Pricing, performance, and family feature set will support general-purpose workloads that require a balance of compute and memory, while HPC workloads will take advantage of increased memory bandwidth and vCPU options high. For example, configurations with up to 128 and 224 vCPUs offer up to 70 percent more platform memory bandwidth.

Currently available in the United States, Asia and Europe, with more regions on the way, second-generation AMD EPYC N2D virtual machines can be obtained on demand or as preferred virtual machines.

Both Google and AMD make available to users a large amount of information about this agreement and launch, at this link you can learn more. A promising agreement between the two parties.