AMD announced that the fifth-generation EPYC server processor will provide the host infrastructure for the Google Cloud TPU 8tx. The TPU 8tX is the first cloud-based TPU system to support hardware-enforced confidential computing. The two sides will combine AMD EPYC processors, Infinity Guard security technology, and Google's TPU computing power to help enterprises run AI workloads such as inference, fine tuning, and reinforcement learning in the cloud while protecting sensitive data. AMD said its EPYC processor has become the host CPU choice for more than 10 major hyperscale cloud service providers and cutting-edge AI laboratories around the world.

AMD announced that the fifth-generation EPYC server processor will provide the host infrastructure for the Google Cloud TPU 8tx. The TPU 8tX is the first cloud-based TPU system to support hardware-enforced confidential computing. The two sides will combine AMD EPYC processors, Infinity Guard security technology, and Google's TPU computing power to help enterprises run AI workloads such as inference, fine tuning, and reinforcement learning in the cloud while protecting sensitive data. AMD said its EPYC processor has become the host CPU choice for more than 10 major hyperscale cloud service providers and cutting-edge AI laboratories around the world.