Home Tech News Intel, Microsoft, DARPA announce the DPRIVE program, which aims to make fully homomorphic encryption fast enough for practical use, via custom silicon on Azure (Dr. Ian Cutress/AnandTech)

Intel, Microsoft, DARPA announce the DPRIVE program, which aims to make fully homomorphic encryption fast enough for practical use, via custom silicon on Azure (Dr. Ian Cutress/AnandTech)

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Intel, Microsoft, DARPA announce the DPRIVE program, which aims to make fully homomorphic encryption fast enough for practical use, via custom silicon on Azure (Dr. Ian Cutress/AnandTech)

Dr. Ian Cutress / AnandTech:Intel, Microsoft, DARPA announce the DPRIVE program, which aims to make fully homomorphic encryption fast enough for practical use, via custom silicon on AzureWhen considering data privacy and protections, there is no data more important than personal data, whether that’s medical, financial, or even social.
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