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Welcome Acompany to the Confidential Computing Consortium

By October 28, 2025No Comments2 min read

We’re pleased to welcome Acompany as the newest General Member of the Confidential Computing Consortium (CCC)!

Acompany provides Confidential Computing as a strategic security foundation, powering secure data collaboration and advancing trusted AI. Its technology supports use cases ranging from data clean rooms for a Fortune Global 500 telecom company (KDDI) to optimized manufacturing processes and mission-critical national security initiatives.

Expanding the Global Market for Confidential Computing

Acompany joins the Consortium with a clear vision: to accelerate the global adoption of Confidential Computing through community collaboration and open innovation.

“At Acompany, our mission is ‘Trust. Data. AI.’ We are delighted to join the Confidential Computing Consortium and work with industry leaders to advance secure and trusted AI. Just as HTTPS became the default for the web, Confidential Computing will become the default for AI—and we are proud to help shape that future.”  — Ryosuke Takahashi, CEO, Acompany Co., Ltd.

The company brings proven experience to the community. Its solutions already power secure data clean rooms for KDDI and support ongoing Confidential Computing research in collaboration with Intel Labs. Acompany’s participation will strengthen collective efforts to make Confidential Computing the foundation of secure data processing and privacy-preserving AI worldwide.

Community Collaboration in Action

Acompany is also engaging with CCC-hosted projects, including the Gramine framework. The team has actively participated in GitHub discussions and leveraged Gramine in their own research initiatives, helping to expand the practical applications of Confidential Computing technologies. In addition, Acompany contributes to the Consortium’s global outreach by supporting the Japanese translation of CCC’s White Papers & Reports, helping to broaden access to the Consortium’s insights and advance the global understanding and adoption of Confidential Computing.

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