Confidential Computing Consortium - accelerating the privacy of computing
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The Confidential Computing Consortium explains its mission to secure data in use via hardware attested trusted execution environments and lists seven projects accepted into the CCC: ARCS, Gramine, Keystone, Occlum, Open Enclave SDK, Veracruz and Veraison. Market research cites a $3.5–18B TAM in 2024 and projected growth of 40–95% CAGR through 2026 depending on scenario. Hardware and software lead adoption, services play a role, and regulated industries — banking, healthcare, life sciences, public sector and defense — drive early deployment.
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