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> roughly 40 to 50 times the compute and 10 to 20 times the RAM that would be required to do the same work on unencrypted models Too bad Moore's Law is dead, o
by RcouF1uZ4gsC 6y ago
> roughly 40 to 50 times the compute and 10 to 20 times the RAM that would be required to do the same work on unencrypted models
Too bad Moore's Law is dead, otherwise it would have been possible to run everything we run now in 10-12 years using Fully Homomorphic Encryption for the same cost!
- bawolff 6y ago40 to 50 times is still orders of magnitude greater than FHE used to be. If we keep up the trend (big if) this is actually quite promising
- unnouinceput 6y agoEvery year the number of people saying Moore's Law is dead doubles!
- giomasce 6y agoTo me the practical problem with FHE is that, if it costs 20 times doing the equivalent non-encrypted computations, it is cheaper to do it on your premises rather than rent 20x the same computational power from a cloud host, unless the cloud host is able to provide computational power at 1/20 of the cost it has for you (which seems too much to me).