My PPro 200 is doing 2^30 complementary pairs in 2240 seconds. That
works out to 950 kkeys/second. deschall as a whole just passed
2,000,000 kkeys/second. So that means we have the computing power of
roughly 2100 PPro 200s right now. A bit more than 1/5 of the
megamachine Intel is building.
solnet is currently reporting 1,871,592 kkeys/second. That's roughly
2000 PPro 200s. So 100 PPro 200s are all that divides us from SolNet.
(modulo differences in statistics collection - their rates are over 30
minutes, ours are over 24 hours).
(Mind you, we're doing a really bizarre computation. And one that
PPros aren't particularly good at. I sure wish someone in the public
sphere would just design a DES cracking chip in VLSI and get it over
with.)