Think of a TEE as a secure vault inside a computer chip.

It’s a tiny piece of hardware where data can be unzipped, used, and locked back up without the computer’s owner, or anyone else, seeing what’s happening inside.

It’s like a private room for your data.

Everyone is talking about on-chain privacy for 2026, but let’s get real about the tech.

While ZK and FHE get all the hype, TEEs (Trusted Execution Environments) are actually doing the heavy lifting.

Read why they’ve become the go-to for serious builders:
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