TACEO Network
The TACEO Network is the execution layer that enables private computation using multiparty computation protocols across distributed infrastructure providers.
It is designed for applications that need to compute on sensitive data without exposing the underlying inputs to any single operator. Instead of relying on a single party to process sensitive data, the network uses multiparty, threshold cryptographic protocols which are executed across committees of nodes.
This section explains how the network is structured, what security assumptions it relies on, and how it relates to TACEO services and developer tooling.
Who this section is for
This section is most useful for:
- teams evaluating TACEO as infrastructure for privacy-preserving applications
- researchers and technical stakeholders who want to understand the network model
- partners who need a high-level explanation of how private execution is coordinated across the network
- developers who want context before integrating services built on top of the network
If your primary goal is to integrate a production service, you may want to start in TACEO Services and then return here for architectural context.
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