Intel joins DARPA programme to drive fully homomorphic encryption - the 'final frontier' in data privacy

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Fully homomorphic encryption allows applications to work with encrypted data without ever needing to decrypt it during analysis

Chip-maker Intel announced on Monday that it has signed an agreement with the US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) to participate in its Data Protection in Virtual Environments (DPR...

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