FHE.orgThank you to the whole FHE.org community for making yesterday a successful conference day!
Resources from the presentations will be available and announced later this month, along with more photos!
Here are a few memories from FHE.org 2026! 🎉
Final session of the day has concluded:
* Batch, Pack, and Prove: More Efficient Verifiable Computation for CKKS by Ignacio Cascudo, Anamaria Costache, Daniele Cozzo, Dario Fiore, Antonio Guimarães and Eduardo Soria-Vazquez
* Practical Zero-Knowledge PIOP for Maliciously Secure Multiparty Homomorphic Encryption by Intak Hwang, Hyeonbum Lee, Seonhong Min, Jinyeong Seo and Yongsoo Song
* Invited Talk: To Search and Protect: An MPC/FHE Approach to Encrypted Search by Shai Halevi
Now it's off to the afterparty!
See you all there!
Third session of great talks has concluded:
* Accelerating TFHE with Sorted Bootstrapping Techniques by Loris Bergerat, Jean-Baptiste Orfila, Adeline Roux-Langlois and Samuel Tap
* Randomization in FHE and TFHE by Nigel Smart and Michael Walter
* Iterated Hash Functions over Encrypted Data: News from the Front by Olivier Bernard and Marc Joye
Time for a break before the final session of the day, then on to the afterparty!
Second session of great talks has concluded:
* Scaling up Privacy-Preserving ML: a CKKS Implementation of LLaMA-2-7B by Jaiyoung Park, Sejin Park, Jung Ho Ahn, Jung Hee Cheon, Guillaume Hanrot, Jung Woo Kim, Jai Hyun Park, Minje Park and Damien Stehlé
* HEaaN2, a High-Performance CKKS Library by Seonghak Kim, Seongsu Jeon, Myeongjae Kim, Jaejin Lee, Jonghoo Lee, Taeyeong Noh, Erkhes Nyamsaikhan, Jaehyung Ju, Saebyeol Jung, Sangpyo Kim, Johannes Mono and Elias Suvanto
Now it's on to a buffet lunch!
Poster session has concluded! See the full list of posters on the program here:
https://fhe.org/conferences/conference-2026/program
On to the second session!
First session of great talks has concluded:
* Fully Homomorphic Encryption for Matrix Arithmetic by Craig Gentry and Yongwoo Lee
* GG-GSW: Chosen-Ciphertext Secure Leveled FHE From Gadget Trapdoors by Jérôme Nguyen and Mark Manulis
* Why It Still Makes Sense to Talk About Average-Case Noise Analysis in FHE: The BGV Example by Beatrice Biasioli, Chiara Marcolla, Nadir Murru and Matilda Urani
Now it's on to the poster session and morning break!
A full day of talks, posters, lunch, breaks, networking, and afterparty is about to begin! Come meet the amazing people in FHE on the 5th floor of the Taipei Marriott Hotel.
Doors open and badges ready for pickup on the 5th floor!
More detailed directions here https://luma.com/fhe-org-conference-2026-tickets
FHE.org would like to thank Zama for their sponsorship this (and every!) year of the FHE.org 2026 conference.
Sponsorships like Zama's make it possible to continue to provide a high quality conference with great speakers and to waive registration fees for all students.
If you'd also like to sponsor and show your support for the global FHE community, reach out to us at [email protected].
Find out more information about Zama and what they're building at https://zama.org
Also don't forget to grab your tickets for this coming FHE.org 2026 conference in Taipei, Taiwan on March 8th at https://luma.com/fhe-org-conference-2026-tickets
FHE.org would like to thank Apple for their sponsorship this year of the FHE.org 2026 conference.
Sponsorships like Apple's make it possible to continue to provide a high quality conference with great speakers and to waive registration fees for all students.
If you'd also like to sponsor and show your support for the global FHE community, reach out to us at [email protected].
Find out more information about Apple and what they're building at https://machinelearning.apple.com/research/homomorphic-encryption
Also don't forget to grab your tickets for this coming FHE.org 2026 conference in Taipei, Taiwan on March 8th at https://luma.com/fhe-org-conference-2026-tickets
