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Google Cloud adjusts pricing for Cloud CDN Interconnect effective May 1, 2026

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Google Cloud will adjust the list prices for data transfer out through CDN Interconnect, Direct Peering and Carrier Peering. The adjustments take effect May 1, 2026. The changes will apply in North America, Europe and Asia. Google Cloud has made significant investments in global infrastructure to provide high-throughput, low-latency connectivity. The pricing updates align with the value and performance of these services as part of efforts to optimize network capabilities for new use cases and applications. No immediate technical action is required to maintain service. Customers should update their billing and budget projections to account for the new rates. Historical usage can be identified by filtering Billing Reports in the Google Cloud Console for the impacted SKU IDs. Customers using Direct Peering or Carrier Peering are encouraged to explore migration to a Verified Peering Provider. This approach offers a service level agreement and is designed to simplify the connectivity experience. Contract impacts may vary, with fixed-price contracts generally unchanged until renewal. Customers should contact their Google Cloud account team for specific details.
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