The Solana Foundation just announced the launch of Solana Confidential Compute, an open-source toolkit developed in collaboration with the Nito team.
Simply put, AI still runs off-chain in a trusted execution environment (TEE), but the SDK and on-chain programs verify hardware attestations and then write the verification records to Solana, where applications and agents can check them. The team emphasizes that conversations and private inputs don't need to go on-chain. It's currently in beta on devnet; mainnet isn't available yet. They also note that it hasn't been audited, and is intended for developers to use for now. Hardware attestation support currently includes Intel TDX and AMD SEV-SNP, with NVIDIA GPU support still in development.
$SOL #Solana
Simply put, AI still runs off-chain in a trusted execution environment (TEE), but the SDK and on-chain programs verify hardware attestations and then write the verification records to Solana, where applications and agents can check them. The team emphasizes that conversations and private inputs don't need to go on-chain. It's currently in beta on devnet; mainnet isn't available yet. They also note that it hasn't been audited, and is intended for developers to use for now. Hardware attestation support currently includes Intel TDX and AMD SEV-SNP, with NVIDIA GPU support still in development.
$SOL #Solana
