Supercharging Federated Intelligence Retrieval
arXiv cs.CL / 3/27/2026
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Key Points
- The paper addresses a key limitation of conventional RAG by enabling retrieval when documents are distributed across private silos rather than centrally accessible.
- It proposes a secure Federated RAG architecture using Flower, where each silo performs local retrieval while server-side aggregation and text generation occur inside an attested confidential compute environment.
- The design targets confidential remote LLM inference even under honest-but-curious or potentially compromised servers by leveraging enclave-style attestation and protected execution.
- It introduces a cascading inference method that can use a non-confidential third-party model (e.g., Amazon Nova) as auxiliary context without compromising the confidentiality guarantees.
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