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Thats true, a poorly chosen description on my part. Very cool, had read about homomorphic systems. For fully homomorphic systems has there been successful SAAS
by michealr 6y ago
Thats true, a poorly chosen description on my part.
Very cool, had read about homomorphic systems.
For fully homomorphic systems has there been successful SAAS like offering allowing use of such a systems? Or do you think its still in the research oriented phase?
- maest 6y agoNot really SaaS, and debatable whether it's successful, but I hear numerai uses homomorphic encryption when providing data for quants to backtest. https://numer.ai/ https://numer.ai/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Numerai https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Numerai EDIT: added qualifier, since i do not know for sure if numerai is using homomorphic encryption.
- jl2718 6y agoIt’s not what you’d traditionally call a homomorphic crypto system, but it’s more than just anonymization or privacy preservation. You might call it a ‘homomorphic’ data projection, e.g. matrix multiplication, but I don’t know the details. Technically, I’m not sure it fits the definition of a cryptographic system, because encrypted data is defined as indistinguishable from noise, but obviously the data scientists must find information within it. (There may be something going on that I can’t imagine at the moment.)
- kasperni 6y agoDefinitely still in the research phase for what you are looking for. Performance is anywhere from 5-15 magnitudes slower than ordinary computations. Yes, magnitudes...