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0 pointsrhindi4y ago0 comments

8 bit is definitely doable today, fast

There are basically 2 strategies:

- do fast operations, with a limit on how many you can do. This is called Leveled Homomorphic Encryption, with CKKS being the most popular scheme. Microsoft open sourced a lib called Seal for it.

- do unlimited operations, but with extra overhead. This is called Fully Homomorphic Encryption, with TFHE being the fastest implementation. My company Zama has open sourced an library in Rust called Concrete.

Reminds me a lot of deep learning in 2010, just before it took off!

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segfaultbuserr4y ago

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0 pointsrhindi4y ago0 comments

8 bit is definitely doable today, fast

There are basically 2 strategies:

- do fast operations, with a limit on how many you can do. This is called Leveled Homomorphic Encryption, with CKKS being the most popular scheme. Microsoft open sourced a lib called Seal for it.

Reminds me a lot of deep learning in 2010, just before it took off!