SGX doesn’t guarantee results, just isolation. You would still need a protocol for confirming that the code was error free, didn’t leak data, not to mention si

SGX doesn’t guarantee results, just isolation. You would still need a protocol for confirming that the code was error free, didn’t leak data, not to mention side channel attacks and timing analysis. Oblivious RAM, FHE, ZKSNARKs are to be considered when you don’t trust the hardware, the users, the cloud, administrators, etc. Some combo of TEEs, formal verification, binary verification, FHE, etc. might keep your data secure for a little while...maybe.