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This is definitely not true, chacha20 is frequently faster than AES even with AES-NI in use, especially on earlier implementations of the instruction extension.
by throwaway2048 6y ago
This is definitely not true, chacha20 is frequently faster than AES even with AES-NI in use, especially on earlier implementations of the instruction extension.
- api 6y agoI'd like to see some numbers on this. I'm sure there are some chips where it's the case but are we talking small ARM cores or larger desktop and server chips?