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Intel TDX, or Trust Domain Extensions, is Intel's confidential-computing technology for protecting virtual machines and workloads on modern Xeon server platforms. Discussion tagged intel tdx on WindowsForum.com centers on migration planning as Intel winds down SGX: the next-generation Xeon platform, code-named Diamond Rapids, is reported as the last to include SGX, with Intel concentrating its confidential-computing effort on TDX. The practical focus is Azure confidential workloads, Xeon fleet management, and enclave software that must be re-planned rather than urgently replaced. Expect coverage of hardware roadmaps, virtualization-based trust boundaries, and what these changes mean for administrators running confidential computing in production.
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    Intel Xeon SGX Ends After Diamond Rapids: TDX Migration Planning for Azure Confidential Workloads

    Intel has put a hard stop on SGX in its future server roadmap. Its next-generation Xeon platform, code-named Diamond Rapids, will be the last to include Intel SGX. Intel's confidential-computing effort will concentrate on Trust Domain Extensions (TDX). If you run Azure confidential workloads...