Customer-controlled infrastructure for sensitive work.
SyntheticCC is the main product line: confidential execution across ordinary and protected silicon. Vault, Forge and Relay apply the wider SCSA control architecture to files, keys and content rights.
SyntheticCC
Confidential compute on ordinary silicon.
A customer-controlled execution layer for sensitive AI workloads. Plaintext, decryption keys, private state, verification and release authority remain inside the accepted customer boundary while ordinary CPUs and GPUs supply protected computation.
Explore SyntheticCC →Vault
Hardware-bound file encryption, governed by quorum.
Encryption that binds files to the silicon that sealed them — CPU, GPU, or both — with custody split across a t-of-n quorum. Sealed files are useless on any other machine, and no single party, including the operator, can open them alone.
Explore Vault →Forge
A keyless KMS — nothing at rest to steal.
Key management with no keys at rest. Decryption capability is derived from attested hardware and a t-of-n quorum at the moment of use, never stored as a secret anyone holds — so there is nothing to exfiltrate, phish, or subpoena. Sealing AI model weights to the GPU is the flagship case.
Explore Forge →Relay
Content security for broadcast & streaming.
A multi-cloud content-security platform that runs alongside Widevine, PlayReady, and FairPlay — not instead of them — adding a cryptographically independent control plane for executable rights, hardware attestation, live revocation, and forensic-watermark-bound anti-piracy.
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