DeCompute 2025 - The Decentralized Compute Conf.

🚀 We’re proud to have the @ethereumfndn as a Community Partner for @DeComputeConf 2025 — our annual forum bringing together researchers, builders, and industry leaders to shape the future of cryptography, privacy, and secure computation. 📅 Join us on 30th September in Singapore, in the week of @token2049 . ➡️ Register at: luma.com/knht68ut We will have talks and panels covering digital asset security, privacy, and recent A2P-based designs. The Ethereum Foundation has been at the forefront of advancing zero-knowledge research, privacy-preserving protocols, and enterprise adoption of Ethereum. DeCompute isn’t just another event — it’s where ideas on the future of secure, open, and equitable technology converge. Having the Ethereum Foundation alongside the community makes this journey even more impactful. 👉 Learn more and join us: decompute.org

🚀 Exciting news! We’re proud to announce @googlecloud as an Event Partner for @DeComputeConf 2025 — our annual forum bringing together researchers, builders, and industry leaders to shape the future of cryptography, privacy, and secure computation. 📅 Join us on 30th September in Singapore, in the week of @token2049 . ➡️ Register at: luma.com/knht68ut We will have talks and panels covering digital asset security, privacy, @Mandiant , and recent A2P-based designs. @Google Cloud has been at the forefront of enabling privacy-preserving and AI-driven infrastructure, and its support underscores the growing importance of cryptographic computing, agentic privacy, and secure collaboration at scale. DeCompute isn’t just another event — it’s where ideas on the future of secure, open, and equitable technology converge. Having Google Cloud alongside our community makes this journey even more impactful. 👉 Learn more and join us: decompute.org Adrien Delaroche, @RichJWidmann , @pranavchaos , Rene Kolga, @PacketPaladin #DeCompute2025 #GoogleCloud #Cryptography #Privacy #SecureAI

Hear it straight from @melynx. Now at @DeComputeConf with @Mudit__Gupta from @0xPolygon, @jon_katz from @dfnsHQ, and @leontiad from @silencelabs_sl "If our goal is simply to sign something, MPC is performant enough to handle these computations. That said, the process becomes expensive because mutually distrustful parties must come together to agree on certain things. But what if we introduce a trusted 'pillar' so it becomes a lot faster?"