Homomorphic Encryption Inference Hits 200ms
j2kun · hn · 2026-07-18
A demonstration of CIFAR-10 inference running under homomorphic encryption achieved a single inference time of roughly 200ms.
The focus here isn't on the model itself, but rather on "how fast inference can run while encrypted," offering valuable insights for privacy-preserving computing, encrypted inference, and deployment feasibility.
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