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Hi brothers

Today there is no fish to eat, and there are no beautiful girl videos.
Good night everyone in advance today.

Gzama

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🧠 Interpretation of the collaboration between Zama and Optalysys

Recently, @zama_fhe announced a partnership with @Optalysys, aiming to fundamentally solve the low computational efficiency issue of FHE (Fully Homomorphic Encryption) through hardware acceleration.

Zama is currently the leading team in the FHE field, focusing on enabling "data to be computed while in an encrypted state"; while Optalysys is a company that creates silicon photonic accelerators, specifically researching the use of photonic chips to enhance encryption performance. This is indeed a strong collaboration.

The core of this collaboration is to combine Zama's software technology with Optalysys's hardware, making FHE computations faster, more energy-efficient, and easier to implement in blockchain and AI scenarios. Perhaps this move will accelerate the industry's competition.

The CEO of Zama, Rand Hindi, stated that this step is "the key to making FHE truly practical"; Optalysys also believes that through hardware acceleration, future cryptographic computing can overcome the bottleneck of being "too slow and too expensive."

But for ordinary people, they may experience the arrival of the AI era more quickly.

If the collaboration goes smoothly, there will be opportunities in the future for privacy contracts, AI model inference, and even encrypted data computation to be completed "under encryption" on-chain.

This means: privacy and performance may be achieved simultaneously for the first time.

Let's wait and see.
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Hey bros,

Today there’s no “one topic, many angles,” and no pretty girl videos either.
Just dropping by early to say good night 😴

Gzama

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🧠 Zama × Optalysys Partnership Explained

Recently, @zama_fhe announced a partnership with @Optalysys, aiming to use hardware acceleration to finally solve the performance bottlenecks of FHE (Fully Homomorphic Encryption).

Zama is one of the leading teams in the FHE space, focused on enabling “computation on encrypted data,” while Optalysys specializes in silicon photonic accelerators—hardware designed to boost cryptographic computation using light-based chips. Definitely a powerful alliance.

The core of this collaboration is to combine Zama’s software stack with Optalysys’s hardware to make FHE faster, more energy-efficient, and easier to deploy in blockchain and AI applications. This move might even accelerate competition across the industry.

Zama’s CEO, Rand Hindi, said this step is “key to making FHE truly practical.”
Optalysys also believes that hardware acceleration will help encrypted computation break free from being "too slow and too expensive."

For ordinary people, this could mean experiencing the true AI era even sooner.

If this partnership succeeds, we may soon see private smart contracts, AI model inference, and encrypted data processing—all executed while remaining encrypted.

That would mean: privacy and performance, achieved together for the first time.

Let’s wait and see. 👀

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