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Aggregion DataLabs & CleanRoom

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Plans published10
Spec score · Data Clean Room Software7.4 (#7)7.4 (#8)
IntegrationsThe technical architecture lists database adapters for RDBMS, Hive, and Kafka, plus an advanced API for integrations.Listed activation destinations include Amazon S3, Google Cloud Storage, Snowflake Beacon Table, Google PAIR, and Customer Match.
PurposeProvides an end-to-end environment for building and running models on joint data.The Data Clean Room matches and analyzes unlimited datasets without sharing or moving data.
SecurityThe maker describes Intel SGX hardware-level encryption for enclave memory during shared-data computations.InfoSum says its security features are backed by independent audits and regular penetration tests.

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Aggregion DataLabs & CleanRoom

Aggregion DataLabs & CleanRoom is an environment for building and running models on data shared by multiple partners. Its workflow spans cataloging, discovering partner datasets, developing models in protected DataLabs, performing CleanRoom calculations, and activating results. Partners connect through a virtual data warehouse, with structured and semi-structured data supported. DataLabs virtual machines depersonalize data and apply distortion models during development. Listed languages include Python, R, PySparc, Scala, and Java. The architecture includes adapters for RDBMS, Hive, and Kafka, plus an advanced integration API. Intel SGX hardware-level encryption is described for enclave memory during shared computations. A decentralized protocol governs metadata, permissions, rights, approvals, and related collaboration actions. Scripts may be reviewed, approved, scheduled, or invoked through API, with execution logs kept on an immutable ledger. Deployment can be cloud or on-premise, and customers choose hosting for the DataLab and enclave. Pricing is available on request.

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InfoSum Data Clean Room

InfoSum Data Clean Room matches and analyzes datasets across organizations without transferring the underlying data. Advertisers, publishers, data owners, commerce media businesses, data providers, and media owners can use first-party data for audience insights, identity translation, targeting, planning, activation, and campaign measurement. InfoSum describes its processing as decentralized and cloud agnostic, using non-movement technology and differential privacy. Personal identifiers are salted and hashed, data is encrypted at rest in decentralized Bunkers, and query results are aggregated with differential privacy techniques. Marketers have drag-and-drop tools and simple queries, while dataset owners can set, change, or revoke permissions. Data can be held in an InfoSum Bunker or a Beacon in a customer cloud or warehouse. Listed destinations include S3, sFTP, Google Cloud Storage, Snowflake Beacon Table, Google PAIR, Ads Data Manager, Customer Match, and DataX. The API supports data onboarding for accounts with an API key and appropriate settings and permissions. Pricing is available on request, and users must arrange platform access through InfoSum rather than self-registering.

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