vCPUs & Cores Concept demystified using Intel (2 vCPU == 1 Core) & AMD (1 vCPU == 1 Core) Processors

Tau T2D machine series has up to 60 vCPUs, 4 GB of memory per vCPU, and is available on third generation AMD EPYC Milan processors. The Tau T2D machine series has cluster-threading disabled, therefore a vCPU is equivalent to an entire core.

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Chapters
0:00​ - Introduction on Bugs
0:22​​​​​​ - Documentation on Tau Series & Explanation
2:09 - Intel Processor Demo
2:43 - AMD Processor Demo
3:51 - Demystify 1 vCPU == 1 Core in Tau Series
5:28 - Conclusion

[LearnGoogleCloudwithMahesh]

The Tau T2D machine series has cluster-threading disabled, therefore a *vCPU is equivalent to an entire core* .

[Anup_x]

Considering the statement that Google disabled the cluster threading for the AMD EPYC Milan processors, it's up to them. By any chance, if they turn on this then we are not getting 1 vCPU = 1 Core. and it is only declared here in Google Cloud Docs, which means other cloud platforms choose it manually according to their needs.

[OCGrower]

Considering some apps are licensed per core, this information can help reduce costs if deployed correctly.

[codedevops]

Informative video,
Which one will be good to use Intel or AMD ?