🧵 Another week, another TFHE library integrated into hyperBEAM. Today, it was the turn of @zama's TFHE-RS library, bringing almost bare-metal performance to Rust-driven FHE computation in a distributed environment!

Introducing our first take on high-performance TFHE inside hyperBEAM. WASM may be good for a lot of workloads, but homomorphic operations needed something better: an Erlang-based NIF device tailored specifically for executing native code with almost no overhead.

@claudiu_stirbei, our CTO, being bored with working on a FHE device, just made the exploration of devices interactive on AO's HyperBEAM node landing page. Now you can check in real time the public functions of each device. Link in the next message 👇

Our first experimental device locally preloaded within AO's HyperBEAM.

Ahoy, trailblazer! In a rather short time we'll release our first library. Until then we opened our DMs.

Another milestone passed. Next stop: AO processes.

The @Weavers_Org 24h hackathon brought us this far. A big shout out for all the elephants in the room that helped us take another step towards TFHE on @aoTheComputer