On June 17, Duality Technologies announced a partnership with Red Hat to help governments and regulated enterprises operationalize sovereign AI and secure analytics across sensitive data environments without moving or exposing data.
As organizations accelerate AI adoption, many cannot leverage modern AI because sensitive, regulated, or sovereign data cannot be accessed, shared, or centralized. The partnership helps organizations securely deploy AI while maintaining privacy, governance, and operational control across hybrid and sovereign environments.
“Organizations running the world’s most sensitive data, defense agencies, financial institutions, healthcare systems, have been locked out of modern AI,” said Dr. Alon Kaufman, CEO and co-founder of Duality Technologies. “By combining Duality’s privacy-preserving platform with Red Hat’s open confidential computing stack, we’ve changed that. TEE-protected AI is now deployable anywhere, on any infrastructure an organization controls.”
“Trusted AI requires both secure infrastructure and secure collaboration,” said Axel Sass, chief architect, field CTO organization at Red Hat. “Together, Red Hat and Duality are helping organizations operationalize sovereign AI across hybrid and regulated environments without requiring sensitive data to be centralized or exposed.”
The partnership enables organizations to support secure LLM training and inference, cross-domain analytics, federated AI collaboration, and privacy-preserving analytics across regulated and mission-critical environments.
Source: Duality Technologies
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