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Cloud Changelog
November 2, 2026 · Google CloudFeature
Compute Engine C4 sole-tenant nodes on Intel Granite Rapids generally available
Generally available: You can now create C4 sole-tenant nodes on Intel Granite Rapids with the following node types:
c4-node-288-576c4-node-288-1080c4-node-288-1080-lssdc4-node-288-2232c4-node-288-2232-lssd
For more information, see Sole-tenancy overview.
Text from the Google Cloud release notes, licensed under CC BY 4.0. Source: Google Cloud release notes.
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