Homomorphic Encryption
Homomorphic Encryption enables computations on encrypted data without decrypting it, preserving privacy throughout the process.


Computation Without Decryption
Empowering confidential processing by keeping data encrypted end-to-end.
The encrypted result, when decrypted, matches the outcome of the same computation on plaintext data.
This is invaluable for applications requiring confidentiality, such as secure AI training, where data exposure must be minimized.
However, its computational complexity—often orders of magnitude slower than plaintext operations—poses practical challenges.

Homomorphic Encryption in the Zero Knowledge Proof Ecosystem
Complementing ZKPs with advanced privacy-preserving computation for AI and federated learning.
In the ZKP ecosystem, Homomorphic Encryption complements ZKPs by offering an alternative for privacy-preserving computation, particularly in scenarios like federated learning.
Nodes could process encrypted datasets for AI models, ensuring data remains confidential even during computation.
While ZKPs handle most privacy needs currently, Homomorphic Encryption is a research focus for future enhancements, balancing its privacy benefits against performance trade-offs.
Homomorphic Encryption in the ZKP Ecosystem

Homomorphic Encryption complements ZKPs in the ecosystem
trading performance for the ability to compute on encrypted data.
