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Vast Data launches confidential computing service for sensitive workloads

Vast Data just shipped confidential computing for AI workloads. Now enterprises can run models on sensitive data without exposing either.

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Why it matters

A new product feature addresses a real blocker for enterprise AI adoption — the need to run models on confidential data while protecting both the data and model IP. DataEnclave using Nvidia's confidential computing tech lowers friction for regulated industries.

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8 to know
  1. Vast Data launches DataEnclave — confidential computing service

  2. Built into Vast DataEngine and Vast AI Operating System

  3. Uses Nvidia confidential computing technology

  4. Protects both data and model intellectual property

  5. Targets sensitive workloads in regulated industries

  6. Vast Data launches DataEnclave within Vast DataEngine and Vast AI Operating System

  7. Designed for running AI models on sensitive data without exposing data or model IP

  8. Target use: regulated industries (healthcare, finance implied)

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Publisher excerpt: Vast Data Inc. today introduced DataEnclave, a confidential computing environment designed to let companies run advanced artificial intelligence models against sensitive data without exposing either the data or the model’s intellectual property. DataEnclave is a new capability within the Vast…
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