As AI agents become increasingly capable of handling complex tasks, they also require more sensitive personal information to function effectively. This creates a fundamental paradox: the more useful an AI assistant becomes, the greater the privacy risk it potentially poses. Terminal 3's decentralized private data network solves this
Users are unaware of how their personal information is collected, stored, and utilized, leading to skepticism about the safety of their data. At the intersection of decentralized technologies and privacy-enhancing technologies (PETs)—lies the solution to this trust deficit.
In just a few short years, artificial intelligence (AI) has transformed from an abstract concept to a ubiquitous technology reshaping our daily lives. How can we govern the safety and security of it's data use?
TL;DR * Hong Kong and Singapore are at the forefront of stablecoin regulation in Asia, each constructing frameworks aimed at balancing innovation, financial stability, and trust. * Hong Kong has implemented an extensive, mandatory licensing regime for fiat-backed stablecoins. * Singapore has developed a tiered model under revised Payment Services Act amendments,
Learn how chip-level Trusted Execution Environments protect data in the cloud while enabling fast AI automation and compliance. TL;DR * Heavy fines, rising insurance premiums, and public distrust now follow every data leak or software mishap, costing companies billions each year. * TEEs: a proven chip-level security method that acts like
GM, Decentralized identity is the hot topic in Web3 right now. The launch of a token for the billion-dollar valued Humanity Protocol and World’s big-name partnerships with Tinder, Razer, and Visa mark a turning point: decentralized ID is finally going mainstream. As AI blurs the line between real and
Discover how zero-knowledge proofs prove compliance, block fraud, and slash breach costs without revealing customer data.
Discover how Vietnam’s Digital Technology Law defines crypto assets, mandates strong KYC / AML controls, and how Terminal 3’s ZKP identity rails keep firms compliant.
GM, Shopify, Stripe, PayPal, Visa, Uber, Apple, Google… these are some of the companies that have integrated or are considering integrating stablecoins into their business. We wrote about the potential of stablecoins nearly 18 months ago, but the concept of digital money has rapidly gained traction even over that short
GM, Launching a token can make founders of Web3 startups rich—and in far quicker time than it takes to be acquired or go public in an IPO. Cryptocurrency markets are liquid, but that can also spell peril for companies if their token price falls. That’s the subject of
Dear Friends, When we founded Terminal 3, we were imagining what the internet could be if it were truly equitable. We envisioned a digital world where privacy is a right not a privilege, and where businesses can innovate without compromising trust. Our mission is to prove that data should be
Hong Kong, 30 April 2025: Terminal 3, a Hong Kong-based Web3 startup, has successfully raised a seed funding round of US$8m. The investment will drive the development of a novel data privacy and security protocol due for launch later in the year and accelerate the adoption of the company’