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Cryptanalysis of symmetric and asymmetric ciphers is computationally extremely demanding. Since the security parameters of almost all practical crypto algorithms are chosen such that attacks with conventional computers are computationally infeasible, the only promising way to tackle existing ciphers (assuming no mathematical breakthrough) is to build special-purpose hardware. This contribution presents...
This case study presents the results of porting a production scientific code, called NAMD, to the SRC-6 high-performance reconfigurable computing platform based on field programmable gate array (FPGA) technology. NAMD is a molecular dynamics code designed to run on large supercomputing systems and used extensively by the computational biophysics community. NAMD's computational kernel is highly optimized...
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