today, Federated Secure Computing has become free and open source. the first repositories have been published on GitHub under the MIT license. during the ‘Wirkung hoch 100’ mentorship, it has become clear that we may measure our success only by… Read More »Federated Secure Computing is free and open source
today, Federated Secure Computing was demonstrated in front of a live audience of about 70 experts from the German healtcare informatics initiative. between two university hospitals in Munich and Dresden, a simple distributed calculation was performed ad hoc. the exercise… Read More »successful live demonstration
for the convenience of users who want to test Federated Secure Computing, there are public test servers available now. without the need to set up and run their own servers, scientists and developers may test our technology in minutes. the… Read More »public servers are live