Cloud GPUs that cannot read your data.
How it works.
The technology is NVIDIA Confidential Computing. Data is decrypted only inside the GPU chip, and only after the hardware proves what it is running.
A secure enclave inside the GPU
Your workload runs inside a trusted execution environment on the GPU chip itself. Prompts, datasets, and weights exist in plaintext only there, never in host memory.
End-to-end encryption
Encryption keys are negotiated directly between your device and the enclave. Everything in between, including Arkor's own infrastructure, sees only ciphertext.
Hardware attestation
Before any key is released, the GPU proves with a hardware signature exactly what code is running. Trust rests on silicon, not on promises.
Coming soon.
Confidential Computing is under active development. Until it launches, you can train and serve models on managed GPUs today with Arkor.
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