Sometimes it can be useful for the user to have software they provably can't tamper with. The Golem project is making a marketplace for distributed computing wh

Sometimes it can be useful for the user to have software they provably can't tamper with. The Golem project is making a marketplace for distributed computing where anyone can offer to sell computing power. Users who submit workloads have the option of requiring that their workload execute inside of a secure enclave, so that whoever hosts their workload can't read its resources or tamper with it. By owning a CPU with a secure enclave feature, you gain the ability for people to trust you to not be able to tamper with their workloads. I think of this has a very pro-user feature in this scenario.