Several technological companies have joined Nillion Enterprise Cluster de Nillion-an initiative aimed at extending decentralized applications beyond cryptocurrencies in privacy-oriented use such as health care, financial management and business data sharing.
As part of the partnership, Deutsche Telekom, Alibaba Cloud, STC Bahrain and Pairpoint by Vodafone operate infrastructure nodes on the decentralized calculation platform of Nillion, the company announced on Thursday.
The corporate cluster allows organizations to manage critical applications on confidentiality on decentralized infrastructure, helping to minimize compromise between the risks of centralized systems and the limits of confidentiality based on blockchain.
“For the first time, organizations can calculate encrypted data through decentralized clusters, without sacrificing privacy,” the co -founder and chief scientist of Niillion told Cointelegraph. “This is proof that the confidentiality calculation first is now an infrastructure ready for the company.”
Nillion is a decentralized network focused on storage and calculation of secure data. Its basic technology, blind calculation, makes it possible to process encrypted data without decryption.
As previously indicated by Cintelelegraph, Nimlion raised $ 25 million in October, bringing its total funding to $ 50 million.
Before fundraising, Nillion technology was integrated into the Aptos network to support confidentiality -oriented applications.
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The confidentiality of the blockchain has never left the spotlight
Nillion’s technology aims to approach what it describes as a “longtime dilemma” – the limitations inherent in the confidentiality of blockchain systems.
These limitations were faced with an in-depth examination in 2025, as global cryptography regulations are increasingly targeting confidentiality tools, including mixers, zero knowledge of knowledge, furtive addresses and self-controlled wallets.
As Cintelelegraph noted, the debate on the private life of the blockchain is far from being settled. Emerging technologies continue to challenge the idea that anonymity should automatically be considered a criminal threat.
Traditionally, the protection of sensitive data on the blockchain relied on maintenance entirely outside chain or the crypt. However, as Midnight CEO Eran Barak warned, onchain’s encryption “does not provide sustainable confidentiality” in the light of rapid advances in quantum computer science.
Despite the public debate, several projects focused on privacy continue to gain ground, in particular in the fields of zero knowledge of knowledge and decentralized identity.
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