> One specific advancement is the AES-specific instruction set in the 2010
> Intel Core™ processor family; an excerpt:
> Intel® AES instructions are a new set of instructions available beginning
> with the all new 2010 Intel® Core™ processor family based on the 32nm Intel®
> microarchitecture coden
On Tue March 9 2010, Lou Picciano wrote:
> Luis,
>
>
> I feel your pain. We were also recently working through the decision tree on
> purchasing 'purpose-specific' encryption hardware for our servers; we were
> talked out of it by people on this list and elsewhere, given advances in
> CPUs.
Luis,
I feel your pain. We were also recently working through the decision tree on
purchasing 'purpose-specific' encryption hardware for our servers; we were
talked out of it by people on this list and elsewhere, given advances in CPUs.
One specific advancement is the AES-specific instructi
Luis Daniel Lucio Quiroz wrote:
We are planning to buy this hardware
http://www.broadcom.com/products/BCM800
It claims to run under linux, how ever after linux loads its module. I wonder
to know if openssl will take advantege of it?
thats a 6 year old product, hung on the old/slow PCI par
