Privacy is crucial for making Web3 usable, safe, and secure We asked our friends from Now @zama why they think privacy is important at EthCC - Ethereum Community Conference:

What a case study of systemic risk with CrowdStrike outage... that a few bits in the wrong place can brick ~1 billion computers and all the 2nd, 3rd order effects of it. What other single points of instantaneous failure exist in the technosphere and how do we design against it.

If rust was created because someone’s elevator didn’t work, imagine what could be created after someone’s airplane, emergency service, etc didn’t work 😄

Sadly, none of this is surprising. And you forgot to mention that metro ticket prices have been significantly increased just for the Olympics

We have a bunch of exciting new job openings in the Blockchain team at Now @zama - come build confidential blockchains with us! jobs.zama.ai

Hello, World!

So much work went into this by the team -- congrats to them, and enjoy to everyone else!

Today, we are introducing our most exciting product to date: the #fhEVM coprocessor. It enables confidential smart contracts on #Ethereum, Base and other EVM chains, without changing the underlying protocol. Let’s dive into what this means for the future of privacy onchain. 🧵/1

"To our surprise, we found that not only did it replicate the core of our technology (programmable bootstrapping), it even reproduced some bugs we had in a previous implementation!"

Thank you very much for inviting us!

Join us next week on Apr 3th at 2PM CEST for an FHE.org meetup with Daniele Micciancio, Professor of Computer Science & Engineering at the University of California, San Diego, presenting "Bit Security: Optimal Adversaries, Equivalence Results, and a Toolbox for

A proud and exciting day for Zama. Our CTO and Co-Founder Pascal Paillier has been named an IACR Fellow — Honored “for essential contributions to homomorphic encryption, and service to the cryptologic research community.” 💛🟨 iacr.org/fellows

After more than 2 years in the making, our threshold FHE code is finally out! Big congrats to the team!

After five years of work, the team is happy to announce the Zama Confidential Blockchain Protocol and the release of our Public Testnet. First things first, read the litepaper ⬇️

Cracking confidentiality on the blockchain. Listen to Rand on The Defiant Podcast.

JUST IN: Ahead of its next release, Zama is happy to announce the genesis operators of the Zama Protocol. The Zama Protocol uses Delegated Proof-of-Stake, with 18 operators running the protocol: initially 13 KMS nodes and 5 FHE Coprocessors (then more over time). In the

0/ There has been a lot of discussion around on-chain privacy recently Led mostly by mert | helius.dev At MCC, we have spent a lot of time thinking about privacy, and have invested quite a bit of cash Some thoughts

JUST IN: We’re proud to announce our second genesis operator: Conduit. Conduit powers and manages custom blockchain infrastructure, from appchains to onchain games and DEXs, so builders can focus on creating products users love. By joining as an MPC operator, Conduit will

JUST IN: We’re proud to announce Zama's next genesis operator: Ledger. Ledger is the leading provider of secure hardware and software for self-custody of digital assets. The company delivers a security architecture trusted by millions, giving individuals and institutions