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@TargonCompute

The Secure Compute Cloud powering AI's best builders. High-performance GPUs and CPUs available now. Powered by @manifoldlabs

Austin, TX targon.com Joined June 2025

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Targon @TargonCompute Mar 23

We needed to run trusted workloads on untrusted host machines.

So over a year ago, we started building the Targon Virtual Machine to enable Confidential TEEs in production.

Today we're sharing our white paper written alongside @intel: Decentralized Compute on Untrusted Hardware Using Intel® TDX and Encrypted CVMs

Targon @TargonCompute Oct 27

Who decides how a subnet pays its miners, validators and owner? With eTAO, the subnet does, within firm limits.

The first written companion to Talking Targon covers what changed, why it took years, and the guardrails. From Ep. 01 with @const_reborn.

Full piece in the replies ↓

Targon @TargonCompute Oct 27

We have just repurchased and burned 1,772 TAO (~$445K) of SN4 alpha using organic revenues generated via Targon.com

We have also burned an additional 6,678 TAO (~$1.7M) worth of SN4 alpha, which also represents revenue generated via Targon

Targon @TargonCompute Oct 22

With exploits on the rise, plan for the host getting breached.

Targon Virtual Machines run on Intel TDX.

Memory is encrypted with keys the host never sees, so even a compromised server can’t see your data, your weights or your code.

Permissionless Verified account @narrativereach Oct 22

Every few hours, it seems like there’s a new software exploit.

This week, a critical PHP flaw forced government websites across Europe offline, and the NSA told anyone who couldn’t patch to take their systems down, and one attacker used AI agents to break into the websites of 100+ companies for about $50 a hack.

Exploits that used to take months now take minutes. And a standard VM still assumes you trust the host. The hypervisor, the admins, anyone who gets that far can read what’s in memory.

The hardware to close that gap already exists. The question is no longer how fast you can patch, it’s whether anyone else can see inside your workload while it runs.
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Targon @TargonCompute Oct 21

Bittensor is adapting, and passing more control to the network participants.

eTAO is yet another step toward true decentralization.

“Inside of a competitive network, where you're being governed by the market.” @const_reborn on Talking Targon

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