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Google outlines encrypted server-side memory for Private AI Compute

The architecture is designed to let AI assistants retain context across devices while using secure enclaves, encrypted channels and device-derived keys.

By Margalla News Desk

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Google DeepMind has published technical details for persistent server-side memory in its Private AI Compute architecture.

The company says the design is intended to let AI assistants retain context across devices while protecting data through hardware-enforced secure enclaves, encrypted channels and device-derived keys.

Google says the decryption keys remain under the user’s device control and memory is stored in per-user encrypted databases. These security properties are company claims that will continue to be subject to external scrutiny.

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