Private Information Retrieval - Chasing Capacity with Algebraic Codes

Offered By: Simons Institute via YouTube

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Explore the cutting-edge research on Private Information Retrieval (PIR) and its intersection with algebraic coding theory in this 34-minute lecture by Camilla Hollanti from Aalto University. Delve into the challenges of achieving capacity in PIR systems and discover how advanced algebraic codes are being leveraged to enhance privacy and efficiency in information retrieval. Gain insights into the latest developments in application-driven coding theory and its potential impact on secure data access mechanisms.

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Private Information Retrieval: Chasing Capacity with Algebraic Codes

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Simons Institute

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