AMD étend sa présence informatique confidentielle sur Google Cloud

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AMD a annoncé aujourd'hui de nouvelles machines virtuelles confidentielles (VM) sur les VM N2D et C2D existantes sur Google Cloud, tous alimentés par des processeurs AMD EPYC. These VMs extend the AMD EPYC processor portfolio of Confidential Computing on Google Cloud with the performance of 3rd Gen EPYC processors in compute-optimized VMs.

A key Confidential Computing component provided by AMD EPYC processors is AMD Secure Encrypted Virtualization (VSE), part of AMD Infinity Guard. This advanced hardware-based security feature encrypts full system memory and individual virtual machine memory as well as isolating the VM memory from the hypervisor, without dramatically impacting performance. With the expansion of Confidential Computing in N2D and C2D VMs, Google Cloud customers now have access to advanced hardware enabled security features powered by 3rd Gen AMD EPYC processors that will help protect sensitive, wide-variety workloads.

“AMD has worked collaboratively with Google Cloud and Google’s security experts to provide customers access to advanced security technology while still achieving high performance in their workloads,” a dit Lynn Comp, corporate vice president, Cloud Business Unit, DMLA. “With 3rd Gen AMD EPYC processors powering the new confidential computing offerings from Google Cloud, customers can continue to enjoy the general purpose and compute optimized workload capabilities they’ve had from Google Cloud, all while feeling confident in the security of their data.”

“By providing our customers with advanced security technology from 3rd Gen AMD EPYC processors, we’re not only delivering more performance, but also optimizing Confidential Computing for more types of workloads,” said Nelly Porter, Group Product Manager, Google Cloud. “At Google Cloud, we believe that continuously investing in emerging technologies like Confidential Computing with partners like AMD will help us address our customers’ most pressing privacy concerns.”

Confidential N2D and C2D VMs with 3rd Gen AMD EPYC processors:

  • Enable AMD SEV, which keeps VM memory encrypted with a dedicated per-VM instance key that is generated and managed by the AMD Security Processor.
  • The ability to run workloads without dramatically impacting performance compared to standard VMs, all while enabling robust protection capabilities against attacks originating in other VMs, on the same physical host, as well as from the hypervisor itself.
  • One-click implementation of Confidential Computing on 3rd Gen EPYC CPU powered N2D and C2D VMs with no code changes
  • Simple upgrading to Confidential N2D VMs with the latest hardware by simply selecting “AMD Milan or later” as the CPU platform.

Confidential N2D and C2D VMs powered by 3rd Gen AMD EPYC processors are available in regions across the globe, y compris:

  • us-central1 (Iowa)
  • asia-southeast1 (Singapore)
  • us-east1 (South Carolina)
  • us-east4 (North Virginia)
  • asia-east1 (Taiwan)
  • europe-west4 (Netherlands)

Confidential VMs are available anywhere N2D and C2D machines are available.