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Marlin Protocol

Marlin is a verifiable computing protocol for decentralized compute. Its Oyster sub-network provides TEE-based confidential VMs and serverless functions that developers can use through smart contracts and web2 APIs.
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Description

Marlin develops a verifiable-computing protocol that uses trusted execution environments (TEEs) to run complex offchain workloads over a decentralized cloud while verifying attestations onchain. Its Oyster compute network offers confidential virtual machines and serverless execution, with tooling for reproducible builds, key management, attestation verification, Docker deployment, and secure networking. The protocol is intended for developers building blockchain applications and offchain services, including AI models, exchanges, oracles, gateways, games, and decentralized frontends.