Tag: Google Compute Engine
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Cloud Blog: Driving secure innovation with AI and Google Unified Security
Source URL: https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/identity-security/driving-secure-innovation-with-ai-google-unified-security-next25/ Source: Cloud Blog Title: Driving secure innovation with AI and Google Unified Security Feedly Summary: Today at Google Cloud Next, we are announcing Google Unified Security, new security agents, and innovations across our security portfolio designed to deliver stronger security outcomes and enable every organization to make Google a part of their…
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Cloud Blog: Anyscale powers AI compute for any workload using Google Compute Engine
Source URL: https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/ai-machine-learning/anyscale-powers-ai-compute-for-any-workload-using-google-compute-engine/ Source: Cloud Blog Title: Anyscale powers AI compute for any workload using Google Compute Engine Feedly Summary: Over the past decade, AI has evolved at a breakneck pace, turning from a futuristic dream into a tool now accessible to everyone. One of the technologies that opened up this new era of AI…
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Cloud Blog: JetStream for GCE Disaster Recovery Orchestration: Protect and manage your critical workloads
Source URL: https://cloud.google.com/blog/topics/partners/jetstream-for-gce-disaster-recovery-orchestration-on-marketplace/ Source: Cloud Blog Title: JetStream for GCE Disaster Recovery Orchestration: Protect and manage your critical workloads Feedly Summary: Enterprises need strong disaster recovery (DR) processes in place to ensure business continuity in the face of unforeseen disruptions. A robust disaster recovery plan safeguards essential data and systems, minimizing downtime and potential financial…
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Cloud Blog: Announcing smaller machine types for A3 High VMs
Source URL: https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/compute/announcing-smaller-machine-types-for-a3-high-vms/ Source: Cloud Blog Title: Announcing smaller machine types for A3 High VMs Feedly Summary: Today, an increasing number of organizations are using GPUs to run inference1 on their AI/ML models. Since the number of GPUs needed to serve a single inference workload varies, organizations need more granularity in the number of GPUs…