The Linux Foundation’s latest project tackles confidential computing with a group of companies that reads like a who’s who of cloud providers, chipmakers, telecom operators, and other tech giants.

Major tech companies including Alibaba, Arm, Baidu, IBM, Intel, Google Cloud, Microsoft, and Red Hat today announced intent to form the Confidential Computing Consortium to improve security for data ...

For a decade, confidential computing has been chipping away at one of security’s hardest problems: data is well encrypted in transit and at rest, but when a processor works on it, that data sits in ...

Microsoft introduces Confidential Live Migration for Azure to securely move confidential virtual machines. Feature preserves encryption, attestation and hardware-backed protections during ...

Artificial intelligence (AI) is leading the way for mass adoption of confidential computing. Top AI providers Google and Anthropic have recently put more weight behind the technology to protect AI ...

If agentic AI is to be successful, companies will have to figure out how to protect data. With that in mind, several big tech players now offer their own flavor of confidential computing. Companies ...

Data in use briefly lacks secure encryption, and hackers understand how to exploit this gap. Confidential computing secures data during processing, closing this key vulnerability. Confidential ...

Locking down hardware allows AI models — and the data they hold — to be protected from hackers by allowing access only to authorized users, says Dion Harris, Nvidia's senior director of ...