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Confidential computing company building security infrastructure for AI, including attestation-based tools that protect model weights and data in use.
The Linux Foundation is taking over an open spec for hardware-signed agent runtime evidence. The producing side now has code and a spec; nobody has yet named who accepts the record.
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Enigmata's $6.5 million seed from Blockchange Ventures funds a cryptographic transform that standard machine-learning pipelines are meant to consume unchanged, with the accuracy and speed figures coming from the company's own unpublished tests.
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Weight Custody Manifest binds a model's decryption key to hardware attestation, which gives builders a lever once weights leave their data center. The public 91-case suite exercises protocol logic on synthetic certificate roots.
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OPAQUE's new specification turns licence terms into machine-readable policy that a key broker checks before every release of a decryption key. Whether that binds anything depends on parts the preview leaves open.
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The Linux Foundation now hosts TRACE, a format for evidence of what an AI agent actually did. The package that produces those records still ships as a developer preview.
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