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Search your first call to discover how SRM can help your business. Hello everyone and welcome to the CyberWire's research Saturday.

I'm Dave Bitner and this is our weekly conversation with researchers and analysts

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protecting ourselves in a rapidly evolving cyberspace.

Thanks for joining us. So fully homomorphic encryption is an encryption technique, but unlike the type of encryption that we use right now, homomorphic encryption allows to keep

confidentiality of data while data is being in use.

That's Dr Rosario Camarota.

He's a principal engineer at Intel Labs.

The research we're discussing today is titled Confidential Computing, Advances in Federated learning and fully homomorphic encryption. You can sense to glory.

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Feel it in your bone.

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