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Oblivious RAM: From Theory to Large-Scale Real-World Deployment with Elaine Shi | a16z crypto

Oblivious RAM: From Theory to Large-Scale Real-World Deployment with Elaine Shi | a16z crypto

Source: YouTube · a16z crypto · published Aug 29, 2023 · 52:44

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The video features a presentation on oblivious RAM (ORAM) and its evolution from theoretical concept to real-world applications 0:40-0:47.

Key Takeaways:
• The seminar is part of a16z crypto research series featuring Professor Elaine from Carnegie Mellon University 0:10-0:19
• Elaine has diverse research experience across computer science, including mechanism design 0:22-0:28
• ORAM is the main topic of discussion, focusing on its practical implementation and impact 0:42-0:47

The presentation aims to update the audience on the current state of ORAM technology and its real-world applications.

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  • 0:10-0:19 Introduction of speaker and seminar
  • 0:22-0:28 Speaker's research background
  • 0:40-0:47 Topic introduction: ORAM evolution from theory to practice

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uh all right good afternoon everyone uh welcome to today's a16z crypto research seminar very pleased to welcome Elaine she uh professor at Carnegie Mellon University uh Elaine has worked on all kinds of different things across computer science for example she was visiting us last summer give us talk then about mechanism design funnily enough today she's speaking about the very first thing I ever saw her talk about many years ago oblivious RAM and getting us all up to date about uh sort of the Practical impact of it so Elaine all yours thank you so much for the introduction so I'm going to tell you about oblivious Ram or RAM for short and how it evolved from Theory to actually large-scale real world deployments So the plan is the following I'm going to first tell you a signal story and it's…