Privacy protocol Elusiv team launches parallel confidential computing network Arcium incentivized private testnet
On May 8th, Elusiv, the team behind the zero-knowledge privacy protocol, launched the incentivized private testnet of the parallel confidential computing network, Arcium. Arcium initially supports Solana and will enable developers and applications in DeFi, DePIN, AI, and other fields to flexibly access confidential computing capabilities that are trustless, verifiable, and high-performance. The Arcium network consists of two main parts, namely the Arx network and the Multi-Party Execution Environment (MXE).
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