Ethernity Cloud

Ethernity Cloud is a decentralized cloud computing platform that leverages blockchain technology and trusted execution environments (TEEs) to provide confidential, secure, and privacy-preserving compute services. Built on Ethereum smart contracts, it enables developers and businesses to run decentralized cloud applications (dApps) with strong guarantees of data confidentiality, integrity, and availability. The platform operates a network of over 5,000 decentralized nodes that are location-agnostic and self-replicating, ensuring high availability and resilience without relying on centralized intermediaries.

The core of Ethernity Cloud’s offering is confidential computing powered by Intel SGX and other TEE technologies, combined with blockchain transparency and immutability. This architecture protects data at rest, in transit, and during processing, addressing critical security challenges faced by traditional cloud providers. Ethernity Cloud also integrates IPFS for decentralized storage and Docker for containerized application deployment, enabling developers to build and deploy secure dApps that handle sensitive data without exposing it to cloud operators or third parties.

Ethernity Cloud targets developers building privacy-sensitive applications, enterprises requiring secure data processing, and node operators who maintain the decentralized infrastructure. Developers can get started quickly using the Ethernity SDK, which supports Node.js and Python environments, and deploy Proof of eXecution (PoX) tasks on the network. Node operators can join the ecosystem by running nodes that contribute compute power and earn rewards. Token holders can participate in staking to support network security and governance. The platform’s roadmap includes integration of AI and large-scale processing capabilities, decentralized DNS services, and enhanced monitoring tools, positioning it as a comprehensive decentralized confidential computing ecosystem for Web3.