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Sorry, my bad. I didn't bother to research, just pulled that from the article. Pico Computing has announced that it has achieved the highest-known benchmar
by redmage 17y ago
Sorry, my bad. I didn't bother to research, just pulled that from the article.
Pico Computing has announced that it has achieved the
highest-known benchmark speeds for 56-bit DES decryption,
with reported throughput of over 280 billion keys per
second achieved using a single, hardware-accelerated server.
- cperciva 17y agoOk, so 12 years after Deep Crack they've managed to get triple its performance. I can't say that I'm very impressed.
- redmage 17y agoWhat can I say? Pico Computing likes to brag and Dr. Dobb's published an article about it. As you said in your first comment, there's nothing new about this.
- sp332 17y agoDeep Crack used specialized ASICs. The breakthrough is that these general-purpose (reprogrammable) FPGAs are actually faster.