Phala's dstack framework lets developers ship the same confidential compute workload across AWS Nitro Enclaves, Google Cloud Confidential VMs (Intel TDX), and Phala's own TEE stack without reworking it per platform. It unifies attestation, measurement-based identity, and key release via a central dstack-kms so secrets only unlock when a workload matches an approved measurement, regardless of which backend runs it. The pitch: collapse TEE vendor lock-in into one deployment target, with Phala keeping on-chain authorization as the differentiator on its side.

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