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⚖️ Phala Network

Confidential AI Inference stands as a cornerstone for safeguarding sensitive data and ensuring secure AI model execution in Web3. Through the implementation of LLM models within Trusted Execution Environments (TEE), Phala Network delivers private and verifiable AI computations. This robust approach addresses fundamental challenges in the Web3 ecosystem: data privacy protection, secure execution guarantees, and computational verifiability. Such capabilities are essential for applications where the protection of user data and model integrity is paramount.

  1. Agentize smart contracts: Create smart contract centric AI Agents for popular web3 services and smart contracts. "Regulate" your AI Agents through a DAO to enforce business logic for your agents.
  2. Connect to the internet of multi-agents: Make your agents accessible by other cross-platform AI Agents deployed on Autonolas, FLock.io, Morpheus, Polywrap, etc.
  3. Launch and get incentivized: Own your agents and build a profitable tokenomic through our default tokenomic model or customize your own.

To learn more about launching agents with tokenomics: agent-wars-introduction.md

What Sets Phala Apart:

  • We Don’t Trust Any Provider: Our security model goes beyond traditional cloud solutions (e.g., AWS, Azure, GCP). Phala does not trust any cloud platform, hardware provider, or even its users, ensuring true zero-trust.
  • User-Friendly & Affordable: With easy integration, developers can migrate their Web2 software into a zero-trust environment. By using TEE as part of our hybrid infrastructure, developers can select the level of proof they need based on their use case, making the system both flexible and affordable.
  • Web3 Standard Compatibility: Phala is fully decentralized, privacy-focused, and auditable. Our SDK enables your programs to easily integrate with blockchains, providing seamless co-processing and interaction with Web3 systems.

How It Works

  • Phala introduces a new root-of-trust beyond traditional hardware-based models.
  • We implement a combination of TEE, MPC, ZKP (FHE) and blockchain game theory to build this new root-of-trust.
  • Our system offers auditable computation, ensuring that anyone can verify the integrity of execution results, creating a tamper-proof environment.

The Solution

Phala provides a comprehensive suite of tools and infrastructure to make zero-trust computing easy to access, build, and verify:

  • Easy Access to Computers: Phala’s marketplace provides access to TEE hardware, including Intel TDX, Intel SGX, AMD SEV, and NVIDIA H100 (TEE), offering secure and verifiable computation at scale.
  • Easy to Build: Dstack is the TEE SDK developed by Phala and Flashbots jointly
    • Docker / VM migration into TEE, allowing developers to move existing workloads into a zero-trust environment.
    • Serverless edge functions: Leverage pre-built templates to create serverless, privacy-preserving functions that run in secure TEEs.
  • Easy to Prove: Phala offers on-chain attestation for auditable logs of off-chain computations, ensuring integrity and transparency. Developers can prove the correctness of their computations in a verifiable, decentralized way.

The Future is Here (Use Cases)

  • Web2 to Web3: Easily transition Web2 software to Web3 standards, with seamless connectivity to smart contracts across blockchains.
  • Intelligence-Based Economy: Solutions like MEV, Intent-centric applications. Flashbots uses TEE for decentralized MEV-boost on Ethereum. Uniswap is using TEE to build a DeFi-native Ethereum L2, becoming a hub for liquidity across chains.
  • Defense in Depth: Projects like Lit Protocol (MPC), Zama (FHE), and Scroll (ZKP) use TEE to enhance their security and privacy, strengthening their defenses.
  • Decentralized AI: With NVIDIA’s GPU TEEs, decentralized AI platforms like Sentient, Zero Gravity, Ritual, Morpheus, and Autonolas use TEEs to run LLMs in secure, verifiable, and privacy-focused environments as part of their infrastructure.