Confidential VMs on Intel CPUs: Your new intelligent defense

Editor’s note : As of September 2024, Confidential VM with Intel TDX is generally available on the general purpose C3 machine series. For organizations who want to bring and process their most sensitive compute workloads in the cloud without any code changes, we offer Confidential virtual machines (VMs) that leverage the latest hardware-based security technology. Through our partnership with Intel, we are extending our Confidential VMs on the new C3 machines series that uses 4th Gen Intel Xeon Scalable CPUs and leverages Intel Trust Domain Extensions (Intel TDX) technology.

Available now in private preview, these next-generation Confidential VMs expand Google’s Confidential Computing product portfolio to include different hardware vendors, giving customers more choice when it comes to cryptographically isolating their workloads from other VMs — and even the cloud provider itself. aside_block <ListValue: [StructValue([('title', 'Hear monthly from our Cloud CISO in your inbox'), ('body', <wagtail. rich_text. RichText object at 0x7f4abebc5280>), ('btn_text', 'Subscribe today'), ('href', 'https://go. chronicle.

security/cloudciso-newsletter-signup? utm_source=cgc-blog&utm_medium=blog&utm_campaign=FY23-Cloud-CISO-Perspectives-newsletter-blog-embed-CTA&utm_content=-&utm_term=-'), ('image', <GAEImage: gcat small. jpg>)])]> “Our goal with Confidential Computing is to help organizations unlock the full value of their data assets, even if that data is sensitive or regulated,” said Anil Rao, VP & GM of Systems Architecture & Engineering at Intel.

“Google Cloud’s latest C3 machine series with Intel TDX deliver the security and performance customers require for advanced analytics and AI solutions, while protecting their data, and enhancing their privacy and compliance.