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FPGA implementation of confidential computing enclave

Tuovinen, 2024

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The use of cloud computing resources has continued to rise over the last decade. Cloud computing enables the use of efficient distributed services. However, data confidentiality cannot be guaranteed in currently used cloud systems shared between different parties …
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