Latency and Throughput Overhead of TEE-Protected Inference
TEE overhead concentrates at memory boundaries, not compute.
TEE overhead concentrates at memory boundaries, not compute.
Trusted hardware lets hospitals and AI firms compute together without exposing secrets.
Plaintext model weights in memory can only be protected by hardware, not policy.
Hardware-sealed enclaves protect LLM prompts from cloud operators and hypervisors during inference.
Attestation proves what code is running; TLS only proves you reached the right domain.
How role separation and standardized formats prevent devices from vouching for themselves.
Cryptographic logs can prove a model's training history wasn't altered after release.
SGX roots trust in Intel's PKI; TrustZone delegates it to device vendors.
Valid tokens become dangerous weapons when presented outside their intended time window.
Cryptographic boot logs catch AI server tampering that signatures alone miss.
Cryptographic verification for AI models fills the gap between documentation and actual artifacts.
Apple's unified memory lets developers run AI models on phones without sacrificing privacy.