The computational core of the platform consists of a set of independent FHE-Nodes. Each node can run a range of specialized FHE applications designed to work with encrypted data. The variety of nodes covers a wide range of computing devices: from standard laptops equipped with the necessary resources to work with FHE, to high-performance supercomputers and exten-sive computing networks.

The Orchestration Layer optimizes order processing and implementing the Actors' fault-tolerance policy managing the efficient execution and coordination of tasks to ensure that orders are processed in the most effective manner. Additionally, it applies robust fault-tolerance mechanisms to maintain system reliability and minimize the impact of any potential failures within the Actors framework.

To prevent the Decentralized Computer from being limited by the data volumes within users' applications, it is essential to separate data storage from the VM state. Fair Math Computer utilizes a distinct data layer to achieve this separation.

Place where developers can publish their applications for others to use for a fee. User/Customers can request computations, and hardware providers can contribute to performing these calculations.