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Fhenix Adds Encrypted Smart Contract Computing to Ethereum and Arbitrum
Fhenix has announced that its CoFHE (Computation for Homomorphic Encryption) system is now live on the Ethereum and Arbitrum mainnets. This allows approved applications to perform computations involving encrypted data, addressing the transparency issue often found in public blockchain applications. The system uses a coprocessor to work with encrypted inputs, keeping sensitive values private. Access is restricted to an allowlist of contracts submitting CoFHE workloads, with open testnets available for experimentation. The development aims to provide an additional tool for developers to use encrypted computation within the initial deployment restrictions.