The first Google Axion virtual machine (VM), C4A, provides the best price performance for general purpose workloads in the industry, but don’t take it from us. We’ll share how Axion benchmarks for key workloads. Then, we’ll take a deeper look at leading customers using Google Axion VMs. They’ll discuss their use cases and how they architected their stack to run on Arm VMs, providing valuable tips for other customers considering a similar transition.

Maximize performance with innovations in Compute Engine. Come learn about the latest innovations and portfolio additions from Compute Engine. Learn about new virtual machines (VMs) that are purpose-built to deliver leadership performance for all your workloads, including AI and machine learning (ML), databases, enterprise applications, and network and security compliances. Understand how to pick the right VM. We’ll cover product capabilities, best practices, and announce exciting new products targeted at making it easy for you to operate your Compute Engine environment.

To extract the maximum performance, reliability and security out of every instance from enterprise applications to AI/ML, we built a cutting-edge system of custom silicon, security microcontrollers, and tiered scale-out offloads: Titanium. Titanium already underpins all of our latest compute instances. Join this session to see why Titanium matters, how it works, and how to maximize the benefit in your workloads.

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Come learn about the latest innovations and portfolio additions from Google Compute Engine. Hear about new VMs that are purpose-built to deliver leadership performance for all your workloads, including AI/ML, databases such as SAP, enterprise applications, and network/security appliances. Understand how to pick the right VM. We’ll cover product capabilities, best practices, and exciting new product announcements targeted at making it easy for you to operate your Compute Engine environment.

Click the blue “Learn more” button above to tap into special offers designed to help you implement what you are learning at Google Cloud Next 25.

The first Google Axion virtual machine (VM), C4A, provides the best price performance for general purpose workloads in the industry, but don’t take it from us. We’ll share how Axion benchmarks for key workloads. Then, we’ll take a deeper look at leading customers using Google Axion VMs. They’ll discuss their use cases and how they architected their stack to run on Arm VMs, providing valuable tips for other customers considering a similar transition.