A Trusted Future: Privacy Computing Public Chains

Privacy Computing refers to a comprehensive technology that realises the separation of data privacy and usability through confidential technologies such as federated learning, secure multi-party, homomorphic encryption, and zero-knowledge proof. Privacy computing can help users realise remote computing functions without explicitly disclosing their data. In the privacy computing framework, the plaintext data of the participating parties does not leave the local area, so as to protect data security and realise multi-source data cross-domain cooperation, which can effectively solve the problems of data protection and fusion applications.