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Silk Enhances Cloud VMs with Support for Google Cloud C3D and AMD's 4th Gen EPYC Processors
Silk announced its support for the latest Google Cloud C3D virtual machines, which utilize the 4th Generation AMD EPYC processors. This collaboration aims to offer Silk's customers improved VM performance and resilience, boasting up to 45% increased performance over previous generations.
The integration with Google Cloud C3D VMs also allows Silk to enhance its platform, achieving a 35% performance boost while reducing costs by 15% compared to earlier Google Cloud N2 VMs. These enhancements are designed to support more demanding workloads more efficiently.
Statements from Adik Sokolovski of Silk, Suresh Andani from AMD, and Chris Buckel from Silk highlight the strategic push towards optimizing cloud performance and cost-efficiency. Their focus remains on meeting the escalating performance requirements of AI-driven and complex workloads in the cloud environment.
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