Google Compute Engine+ Intel Custom Cloud Xeon Processor for enterprise-class and HPC workloads

At the core of stakes, we have graphics rendering, simulations and any CPU intensive workload. The ability to utilize the processor’s AVX-512 extensions to optimize your enterprise-class and HPC workloads.

In effect, Google Compute Engine will support Intel’s latest Custom Cloud solution based on the next-generation Xeon Processor (codenamed Skylake) in early 2017.

The upcoming Xeon processor is billed as an excellent choice for graphics rendering, simulations and any CPU intensive workload.

 

Google announces that, at launch, Compute Engine users will be able to utilize the processor’s AVX-512 extensions to optimize their enterprise-class and HPC workloads.

I can also observe that, you’ll be able to use the new processor with Compute Engine’s standard, highmem, highcpu and custom machine types.