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FideCompute

Protection that holds while the work is running

Most security protects data at rest and in transit. FideCompute protects it in use. Each workload runs inside its own hardware-rooted execution environment, so software, AI models, and the data they process stay private throughout computation, including on the GPU.

What FideCompute protects

Runtime protection

Software and models stay sealed inside their execution environment while running, rather than only while stored.

Secure GPU passthrough

Protection extends to accelerated computation, so sensitive data in GPU memory during inference is not left exposed.

Sealed storage

Data is bound to specific hardware, so it cannot be read after being moved to another machine.

Three editions for three environments

Cluster

Target Environment

Edge cloud and data centers

Core Value

Multi-tenant isolation and prevention of data leakage

Typical Platform

AI computing centers

Key Benefit

Stops interference between co-located tenants

On-Premise

Target Environment

Workstations and servers

Core Value

High-security environment for critical applications

Typical Platform

On-premise sovereign AI servers

Key Benefit

Protects intellectual property in AI programs and models

IoT

Target Environment

Gateways and smart devices

Core Value

Lightweight protection for resource-constrained devices

Typical Platform

Edge AI nodes

Key Benefit

Supports digital property rights and data confidentiality.

Five core advantages

Strong isolation

Our patented T-REE technology prevents lateral movement between containers, addressing the shared-kernel weakness directly.

Data and model privacy

TPM and sealed storage bind sensitive data to specific hardware, protecting the confidentiality of the computation itself.

Trusted software supply chain

Container image signing and verification means only authorized containers from trusted sources can run.

Near-native performance

Secure GPU passthrough with less than five percent performance overhead against bare metal.

Hardware root of trust

Hardware TPM chips and secure boot anchor trust at every layer, from power-on through to application operation.

Real-World Applications

Manufacturing — Predictive Maintenance

Situation:

A factory feared the AI vendor's software would expose its production data; the vendor feared the factory would copy its model.

Solution:

FiduciaEdge sealed the AI in a protected vault on the factory's hardware, keeping the model and the data apart while they ran.

Benefit:

Factories can adopt outside AI to cut downtime, without exposing production data or risking the vendor’s model.

Enterprise — Private AI Assistant

Situation:

A company wanted to run an AI assistant on its confidential data but feared the data being pulled out while it ran.

Solution:

Wrapped the AI and the data in a protected space that holds even during processing on the graphics hardware.

Benefit:

Any organization, from enterprises to governments, can run AI on its own confidential data with nothing sent to the cloud.

Healthcare — Remote Patient Care

Situation:

A hospital needed to connect remote monitoring tablets to medical records over public networks without exposing patient data.

Solution:

Created a secure, locked channel at the device for encrypted diagnostics and record exchange.

Benefit:

Hospitals can extend care beyond their walls while keeping patient data private and meeting health-privacy rules.

Shared AI Computing Centers — Keeping Customers Separated

Situation:

An operator rents shared machines; customers worried rivals on the same hardware could see their models.

Solution:

FideCompute Cluster sealed each customer's work in its own space, so no one can see across.

Benefit:

Operators can safely pack more customers onto the same hardware, turning customer separation into sellable capability.

Straightforward to adopt

FideCompute middleware is fully CNCF compliant and works within standard Docker and Kubernetes container management. It uses Linux kernel security functions without modification, which means no new attack surface is introduced and no application rewrites are required.

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