Private AI Inference — HIPAA & GDPR Compliant Confidential Compute on Intel TDX
What is Confidential Compute?
Confidential computing protects data during processing using hardware-based Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs). VoltageGPU provides NVIDIA H200 140GB GPUs secured with Intel TDX (Trusted Domain Extensions). Your workload runs as an attested container inside a hardware-isolated Trust Domain — a CPU-sealed virtual machine that even the host operator, hypervisor, and VoltageGPU cannot access. This is the same TDX technology used by Microsoft Azure Confidential Computing and Google Cloud Confidential VMs, with the container model keeping deploys to under 60 seconds rather than minutes.
Security Architecture
- Intel TDX (Trusted Domain Extensions) — Hardware-isolated VMs verified by CPU microcode. Even the hypervisor and host OS cannot access enclave memory.
- AES-256 Memory Encryption — All RAM encrypted at hardware level using AES-256-XTS. Physical memory dumps reveal nothing.
- Protected PCIe — CPU-to-GPU communication encrypted in transit. Bus sniffing attacks neutralized.
- LUKS Disk Encryption — Full block-level disk encryption. Data at rest always sealed.
- Zero Data Retention — Data cryptographically erased when enclave terminates. No logs, no traces.
- On-Chain Attestation — Enclave firmware and state hashes verified cryptographically and recorded on a public ledger.
Hardware Specifications
- NVIDIA H200 — 141 GB HBM3e, Confidential Computing mode, Protected PCIe
- NVIDIA B200 — 192 GB HBM3e, next-generation Blackwell architecture
- Intel TDX on 4th/5th Gen Xeon Scalable processors
- Per-second billing, no minimum commitment
Compliance and Regulatory Frameworks
Confidential computing with Intel TDX addresses requirements across multiple regulatory frameworks:
- GDPR Article 28 — Processor obligations for data protection. Hardware enclaves ensure data is never accessible to the processor (VoltageGPU).
- HIPAA — Protected Health Information (PHI) processed inside sealed enclaves satisfies technical safeguard requirements.
- SOC 2 Type I (in progress) — Audit initiated, expected Q3 2026. Hardware attestation provides cryptographic proof of security controls.
- DORA (Digital Operational Resilience Act) — EU financial sector ICT risk management compliance.
- NIS2 Directive — EU cybersecurity requirements for essential and important entities.
- French CNIL guidelines — Data processing with technical measures preventing processor access.
Industry Adoption of Confidential Computing
Confidential computing is adopted by leading cloud providers and enterprises:
- Microsoft Azure Confidential Computing — Intel TDX and AMD SEV-SNP based VMs
- Google Cloud Confidential VMs — Intel TDX support on N2D and C3 instances
- NVIDIA Confidential Computing — Hopper, Blackwell, and Vera Rubin GPU architectures
- Confidential Computing Consortium (Linux Foundation) — Members include Intel, AMD, NVIDIA, Microsoft, Google, ARM, Huawei
- Fortanix — Healthcare clinical data processing (Xeureka partnership)
- Anjuna Security — Public sector secured LLM deployment
Use Cases
- Law firms — Analyze contracts, NDAs, and privileged documents without exposing client data to third parties. Satisfies bar association data protection requirements.
- Financial services — Process quarterly reports, audit data, and transaction records. DORA and MiFID II compliant processing.
- Healthcare — Analyze patient records and clinical data inside sealed enclaves. HIPAA technical safeguard compliance.
- Government and defense — Process classified or sensitive documents with hardware-verified isolation.
- Compliance teams — Run AI on regulated data with audit-ready hardware attestation for GDPR Art. 28, DORA, NIS2, and CNIL requirements.
About VoltageGPU
VoltageGPU is a Confidential AI Infrastructure platform operated byVOLTAGE EI (SIREN 943 808 824 00016), based in Solaize, France. VoltageGPU provides confidential AI inference (16 TEE models via OpenAI-compatible API), confidential compute, and confidential agents on Intel TDX with per-second billing.