GPU families with current, documented confidential-computing support
As of 22 August 2026, the operationally supported scope is NVIDIA-only and SKU-specific. These pages separate hardware capability, vendor-supported confidential mode, and an actual cloud product. A100, GH200/GB200/GB300, AMD Instinct, Intel Gaudi, and announced Rubin are excluded until a current model-specific production matrix supports them.
NVIDIA Hopper
The deploy-now generation. Hopper single-GPU support is broad across named SKUs; protected multi-GPU mode is limited and peer NVLink traffic is not encrypted.
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NVIDIA H100 confidential computing: supported SKUs, modes, and availability
Verified H100 confidential-computing support across PCIe, NVL, and HGX variants, with Azure and Google Cloud availability and deployment constraints.
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NVIDIA H200 confidential computing: NVL and HGX support
Verified confidential-computing support for H200 NVL and HGX H200, including multi-GPU constraints, customer fit, and cloud-availability limits.
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NVIDIA H800, H20, and H20A confidential-computing support
The verified model-by-model confidential-computing scope for regional NVIDIA Hopper H800, H20, and H20A products.
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NVIDIA Blackwell
Named B200, B300, and RTX PRO 6000 Server Edition systems. B200/B300 add supported encrypted peer traffic for up to eight GPUs; RTX PRO 6000 is single-GPU only.
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NVIDIA B200 confidential computing: HGX support and multi-GPU mode
Verified HGX B200 and B200-850 confidential-computing support, Blackwell multi-GPU protections, constraints, and deployment availability.
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NVIDIA B300 confidential computing: supported systems and buyer checks
Verified HGX B300 confidential-computing support, up-to-eight-GPU Blackwell mode, performance evidence, and deployment caveats.
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RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell confidential computing: Server Edition scope
Verified confidential-computing support for RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition, including Google Cloud G4 availability and limitations.
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Selection and deployment
Start with the trust model and exact compatibility row, then measure the workload on the full CPU, GPU, firmware, driver, and attestation stack.








