EAGLYS
Plug and Play · EAGLYS is a Secure Computing R&D company that enables the safe sharing and use of your data by providing a secure computing platform that can collect, analyze, and perform AI processing while remaining encrypted.
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About EAGLYS
"EAGLYS is a pioneering Secure Computing R&D company dedicated to enabling the secure sharing and utilization of data through its innovative computing platform. Specializing in protecting data-in-use, EAGLYS empowers customers to encrypt their data while maintaining processing and analysis capabilities. The company has demonstrated the effectiveness of its approach through successful Proof of Concept projects with leading enterprises. At the core of EAGLYS's offerings is the Secure Computing Platform "DataArmor," which securely stores encrypted data, integrates AI processing, and performs analysis without decryption. This unique platform allows for the management and operation of confidential data, even on public clouds, utilizing secure computing functions that are quantum computer resistant. With DataArmor, data scientists and system managers can operate on data without accessing its actual contents, facilitating efficient data utilization across departments and organizations. EAGLYS stands out for its advanced functionalities and unparalleled processing speed, making it a key player in the secure data utilization landscape."
- Category
- AI
- Location
- Japan
- Checked
- 4h ago
EAGLYS: questions
Which accelerators did EAGLYS go through?
EAGLYS is listed by Plug and Play.
Where is EAGLYS based?
EAGLYS lists Japan as its location on Plug and Play's page.
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