WatersTechnology.com Confidential computing projects could answer industry’s cloud security questions
Perhaps smarter than blockchain and certainly closer than quantum computing, this type of complex computing could accelerate banks move to the cloud if the industry gets it right. Print this page
“It’s a funny story,” says Richard Brown, chief technology officer of R3, an enterprise software firm originally set up in 2014 as a blockchain consortium backed by major banks. When the vendor started working on Conclave, its confidential computing platform, “we didn’t envisage it being a new product. It was actually intended to improve some features of Corda, our blockchain.”