Best Practices for Confidential Computing in Production? A Reddit Ask
metalvendetta · reddit · 2026-09-26
A Redditor asks for best practices on enterprise-scale confidential computing (POC to production), aiming to keep data hidden even from GPU providers. Ideas listed: running a small model in a TEE to hold user documents and talk to the large model without exposing data; signature verification between CPU and user machines before granting SSH; and storing Dockerfiles/packages as compiled binaries so attackers can't see model versions after SSH access.
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