hardware

Into the Bytecode

Here's my conversation with @quintus.

TEEs are going to change block building, model training and inference, even make scifi autonomous agents a reality.

We talk about the history, the architecture, and the roadmap for building TEEs with open-source hardware and supply chains.

Podcast here: intothebytecode.com/45-quintus-kilbourn

I’ve been looking at what it would take to build TEEs with much better security assumptions (and much greater success at being secure within those assumptions) 

This podcast gives a great overview of why one would even want to do this and how

Accompanying blogpost:

I’ve been looking at what it would take to build TEEs with much better security assumptions (and much greater success at being secure within those assumptions) 

This podcast gives a great overview of why one would even want to do this and how

Accompanying blogpost: https://writings.flashbots.net/ZTEE2-Supply-Chains

love the post. haven't listened to the pod yet but have it queued.

it would be so cool to start a fully verifiable foundry but, to your point, if you need a modern node technology then there may be too big of a capex gap