Organizations are racing to harness the transformative power of AI, but sensitive data privacy and model security remain critical roadblocks. What if you could unlock the full potential of AI without compromising your most valuable assets?
Canonical is thrilled to announce the availability of Ubuntu Confidential VMs on Google Cloud’s accelerator-optimized A3 machine series, featuring the groundbreaking NVIDIA H100 Tensor Core GPUs. This powerful combination brings a new level of secure and high-performance AI computing to the cloud, enabling you to confidently tackle previously impossible use cases. Ubuntu is the only operating system to support Confidential GPU on Google Cloud.
As AI permeates every industry, the need to protect sensitive data and proprietary models becomes paramount. Whether it’s fine-tuning large language models (LLMs) with private customer data, collaborating with multiple untrusted parties on healthcare research, or deploying cutting-edge AI services while safeguarding intellectual property, traditional cloud environments simply fall short.
Confidential AI, powered by the convergence of hardware-based Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs) and cutting-edge GPU technology, provides the answer. Ubuntu Confidential VMs on Google Cloud A3 extend this protection to the entire AI stack, ensuring data privacy and integrity throughout its lifecycle.
Google Cloud’s Confidential AI architecture combines AMD SEV-SNP technology with NVIDIA H100 GPUs to create a robust, confidential computing environment. Data is protected in use, in transit, and at rest through the following mechanisms:
Our collaboration with Google Cloud and NVIDIA delivers a truly groundbreaking solution:
Ubuntu Confidential VMs with NVIDIA H100 GPUs on Google Cloud A3 unlocks a wide range of use cases:
Ready to experience the power of Confidential AI with Ubuntu? Contact us today to explore how this transformative solution can help you unlock new possibilities while safeguarding your most valuable assets.
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