Google Cloud (NASDAQ:GOOG) is stepping up its AI game. The company just made its new G4 virtual machines generally available powered by Nvidia’s (NASDAQ:NVDA) latest RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition GPUs and AMD’s (NASDAQ:AMD) EPYC Turin CPUs. The setup is designed for heavy-duty industrial and enterprise AI tasks like design, simulation, and advanced data processing.
Google said the new G4 VMs deliver up to 9x the performance of its previous generation, making a big leap in speed for AI workloads from multimodal models and text-to-image creation to robotics and visualization. Nvidia added that the launch rounds out its full Blackwell platform, tying together massive AI training systems like HGX B200 with inference-ready RTX PRO 6000 units for enterprise use.
Both Nvidia Omniverse and Isaac Sim are now available as ready-to-use images on Google Cloud Marketplace, helping industries like manufacturing and logistics run smarter, AI-powered operations. It’s another sign that Google and Nvidia are tightening their grip on the fast-growing AI infrastructure space.
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