The repositories of Federated Secure Computing have moved to https://github.com/federatedsecure. They have been completely revamped and a detailed technical whitepaper has been added. This website at https://www.federatedsecure.com has also received a makeover as part of the acquisiton of Federated Secure… Read More »Repositories and Website revamped
A technical whitepaper of Federated Secure Computing has been published at https://github.com/federatedsecure/whitepaper. It describes in detail the architecture and design choices and explains key parts of the codebase.
All rights to Federated Secure Computing have been acquired by LMU Munich from bytes for life GmbH. The Munich based startup had originally developed Federated Secure Computing as part of its technology transfer agenda. After winning the Innovation Award, LMU… Read More »Federated Secure Computing acquired by LMU Munich
the initiative Wirkung hoch 100 identified 100 projects showing promise for change in the German education, science, and innovation system. Stifterverband, the German Donor’s Association, has now selected the three projects with the greatest potential for lasting impact. Federated Secure… Read More »Innovation Prize by Stifterverband
last Monday, we pitched our final project plan to Stifterverband (the German Donors’ Association). we explained why we believe privacy-preserving computation should be available to all and how we plan to build a middleware that lowers barriers. today, Stifterverband announced… Read More »3 years funding by Stifterverband
during the past six month our team has received both financial support and invaluable counseling and mentorship by Stifterverband (the German Donors’ Association) and its partners. their goal is to foster and promote ideas and initiatives which are expected to… Read More »continued support by Stifterverband
today, Federated Secure Computing has become free and open source. the first repositories have been published on GitHub under the MIT license. during the ‘Wirkung hoch 100’ mentorship, it has become clear that we may measure our success only by… Read More »Federated Secure Computing is free and open source
today, Federated Secure Computing was demonstrated in front of a live audience of about 70 experts from the German healtcare informatics initiative. between two university hospitals in Munich and Dresden, a simple distributed calculation was performed ad hoc. the exercise… Read More »successful live demonstration
for the convenience of users who want to test Federated Secure Computing, there are public test servers available now. without the need to set up and run their own servers, scientists and developers may test our technology in minutes. the… Read More »public servers are live
‘Wirkung hoch 100’ is a program by Stifterverband, the German Donor’s Association. in its 100th year of operation, they decided to identify and support 100 ideas that have the potential to benefit the German education and innovation ecosystem. out of… Read More »Stifterverband supports Federated Secure Computing