Confidential compute.
Confidential GPU execution is planned for the final Network milestone. It aims to protect processing inside a hardware boundary when a task needs remote compute.
What it adds
A trusted execution environment, or TEE, is intended to limit access to data while approved software processes it. Hardware evidence can help a client check the execution environment it is using.
This is a different layer from ZKR, which masks detected values before a supported request is sent.
What it does not establish by itself
Software inside the protected boundary still processes the input. Hardware evidence alone does not establish that an answer is correct or that software cannot retain information.
The environment, the software and the network path need to be considered together.
Availability
This service is planned, not part of current Noema Router requests. Public availability will require a usable service with clear verification and limits.
