Too much fluff, too less technical information :/
Also, do they contribute their improvements to OpenSSL back or at least have a public repository where others could take a look?
Also, do they contribute their improvements to OpenSSL back or at least have a public repository where others could take a look?
Apparently the AES-NI stuff is actually already part of the public OpenSSL codebase: http://datacenteroverlords.com/2011/09/07/aes-ni-pimp-your-a...