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We have to trust the hardware manufacturer (Intel/AMD/NVIDIA) designed their chips to execute the instructions we inspect, so we're assuming trust in vendor sil
by natesales 1y ago
We have to trust the hardware manufacturer (Intel/AMD/NVIDIA) designed their chips to execute the instructions we inspect, so we're assuming trust in vendor silicon either way.
The real benefit of confidential computing is to extend that trust to the source code too (the inference server, OS, firmware).
Maybe one day we’ll have truly open hardware ;)
- ignoramous 1y agoHi Nate. Routinely your various networking-related FOSS tools. Surprising to see you now work in the AI infrastructure space let alone co-founding a startup funded by YC! Tinfoil looks über neat. All the best (: > Maybe one day we'll have truly open hardware At least the RoT/SE if nothing else: https://opentitan.org/ https://opentitan.org/
- julesdrean 1y agoLove Open Titan! RISC-V all the way babe! The team is bunker: several of my labmates now work there
- perching_aix 1y agoIsn't this not the case for FHE? (I understand that FHE is not practically viable as you guys mention in the OP.)
- FrasiertheLion 1y agoYeah not the case for FHE. But yes, not practically viable. We would be happy to switch as soon as it is.