BlockBeats News, on June 16, according to CoinDesk, Optalysys, a UK-based startup focused on secure computing, announced the launch of what is said to be the world's first server designed specifically for blockchain, capable of large-scale data processing without the need for decryption. The company's LightLocker node is a server with fully homomorphic encryption (FHE) technology. This is a mathematical method that allows computations to be made directly on encrypted data without breaking the encryption itself. Over the past year, several companies have raised capital in the cryptocurrency space and explored the application of fully homomorphic encryption (FHE). Optalysys says its server hardware is purpose-built for blockchain encryption, offering a more cost-effective alternative to expensive and inefficient GPU systems, with 40% less energy consumption

Gate News bot News: Optalysys, a British startup focused on secure computing, has launched what is said to be the world's first blockchain server that can process data at scale without decryption. The company's LightLocker node is a server with fully homomorphic encrypted (FHE), a mathematical technique that allows computations on encrypted data without compromising encryption. In the last year, several companies have raised funds to explore the use of FHE in the cryptocurrency space. Optalysys says its server hardware is designed specifically for blockchain encryption, providing a more economical alternative to expensive and inefficient GPU systems that consume 40% less energy.

A research report released by Messari indicates that the Decentralization Confidential Computing (DeCC) field is experiencing explosive rise, with over $1 billion in investments, demonstrating the industry's growing interest in this technology. DeCC technology protects data privacy by combining various encryption tools to address vulnerabilities in data usage within traditional and Blockchain systems, achieving encrypted computation. With the influx of funding, DeCC is expected to become the standard layer for decentralized technologies, supporting more secure and decentralized applications.

A research report published by Messari indicates that the Decentralized Confidential Computing (DeCC) sector is experiencing explosive growth, securing over $1 billion in investment, reflecting the industry's increasing interest in this technology. DeCC technology protects data privacy by combining various encryption tools to address vulnerabilities in data usage within traditional and Blockchain systems, achieving encrypted computation. With the influx of funding, DeCC is expected to become the standard layer for decentralized technology, supporting more secure, decentralized applications.

Odaily News Messari released a research report, which pointed out that the Decentralization confidential computing (DeCC) field is experiencing explosive rise, with projects in this field having accumulated over $1 billion in venture capital. This influx of capital reflects the industry's growing interest in DeCC technology, and teams are focusing on practical application integration and developer-oriented infrastructure construction. DeCC achieves private computation and state by introducing the ability to protect data privacy while maintaining the inherent transparency of public blockchains, without sacrificing decentralization features. This technology combines cryptographic tools such as Zero-Knowledge Proofs (ZKPs), Multi-Party Computation (MPC), Garbled Circuits (GC), Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE), and Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs) with authentication to address critical vulnerabilities that data faces when used in traditional and blockchain systems.

Odaily News According to official news, Gate.io has now opened the FHE pre-deposit channel, participating users will enjoy 0 fees and can additionally receive rewards of 100-2,000 FHE, with a total prize pool of 1,500,000 FHE Airdrop. The event will last until April 9th 08:00 (UTC).