Neoverse V2 cores available in GCP later this year
Google lifted the veil on its long-rumored Arm datacenter processor, dubbed Axion, during its Cloud Next event in Las Vegas on Tuesday.
Specifically, Axion is based on the British chip designer's Neoverse V2 design, which uses the standard ARMv9 architecture and instruction set. However, beyond this, details such as core count, process tech, cache or memory configuration remain unspecified. With that said, a rendering of the chip does imply a monolithic design., though we do know Arm's Neoverse V2 architecture can support configurations of up to 256 cores.
Pitted against Intel and AMD's"comparable current-generation" processors, Axion is up to 50 percent faster and 60 percent more efficient, or so Google claims, rather ambiguously citing"Google Cloud internal data." So take these claims with a grain of salt., which essentially function as a data processing unit to offload compute-intensive operations like networking, security, and storage IO, freeing up the processor to run customer workloads.
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