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Say Google wants to collaborate with Amazon on something dealing with user data and machine learning. They can't technically do that without exposing that data or being unable to revoke access to that info. With iExec, they are able to connect to one another and rent data to eachother for use in machine learning with the full expectation of security, data privacy, and the ability to revoke access at any moment.

That means they will be able to use the data for their machine learning, but the actual specifics of the data will be unknown to the outside. Amazon makes money for renting the user data to Google, google gets their machine learning stuff completed. Amazon can then revoke access to the data. All of the data is then secure again.

To put the amount of value in data through iExec alone, you're talking trillions. That's not even counting cloud computing. Imagine trillions of value going through iExec's renting marketplace.

Why do you think iExec is the only "decentralized cloud marketplace" in the —Confidential— Computing Consortium?