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FHERMA
Everything around FHERMA, the FHE challenge platform by Fair Math: new challenges and prize pools, results and winners, solution write-ups, Polycircuit and OpenFHE-rs releases, partnerships and mentions.
Everything around FHERMA, the FHE challenge platform by Fair Math: new challenges and prize pools, results and winners, solution write-ups, Polycircuit and OpenFHE-rs releases, partnerships and mentions.
- One batch a day at 09:00 (UTC) with that day’s new finds.
- Each with a short summary and why it matched.
- In your feed, by email, and as a push notice if you turn it on.
- ✕ Unrelated uses of the word FHERMA
- ✕ Routine commits without a described change
Exact rules
Once a day at 09:00, send me new finds with FHERMA or Fair Math, plus at least one of New challenge or prize pool, Results, winners and leaderboards, Solution write-ups, Polycircuit or OpenFHE-rs release, Partnership: NVIDIA, OpenFHE, Duality, Webinar, talk or paper or Posts by the team and participants. Skip unrelated uses of the word fherma or routine commits without a described change. Search the open web, starting with https://github.com/fairmath/fherma-challenges/commits.atom, and also fherma.io/blog, fherma.io/challenges, fairmath.xyz/blog, nvidia.github.io/cuPQC, https://github.com/fairmath/polycircuit/commits.atom, https://github.com/fairmath/openfhe-rs/commits.atom and https://news.google.com/rss/search?q=FHERMA. Matching is balanced. Anyone can find and subscribe to it in Discover.
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