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Revision as of 17:53, 16 February 2009

1 Important Information

This page summarizes key properties of reported hardware implementations of the SHA-3 candidates. This is work in progress. The implementations are categorized into FPGA and standard-cell ASIC implementations.

Note that the diversity of implementation scope, target technologies, and synthesis tools makes direct comparisions between different hardware implementation difficult. The more of these parameters agree, the more reasonable the comparison becomes.

The target technology should be as similar as possible. For FPGA implementation, it is desirable to compare implementations on the same target device (or at least on devices of the same FPGA family). For standard-cell ASIC implementation, at least the minimal gate length of the process (e.g., 0.13 µm) should agree. More ideally, the implementations use the same standard-cell library (which implies the use of the same process technology).

In order to facilitate the comparision of hardware modules with different implementation scopes, we classify them into three categories:

For suggestions regarding the structure of this site, let us know at sha3zoo-hardware@iaik.tugraz.at

1.1 Fully Autonomous Implementation

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Such hardware implementations include the complete functionality of a SHA-3 candidate (or a specific version thereof). That means the input message can be loaded piecewise into the hardware module and it delivers the message digest as output. All hash calculations happen exclusively within the hardware module. If integrated in a system, the achievable throughput of a fully autonomous implementation depends on the speed of the hardware module itself and the speed of the (system dependent) data interface delivering the input message.


1.2 Implementation with External Memory

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These implementations use external memory to hold intermediate values during the hashing of a message. The implemented hardware itself normally consists of the core logic functionality of the hash function, some registers for short-lived temporary values, and possible a memory controller for access to the external memory. Such implementations can load the input message either over a dedicated interface (similar to a fully autonomous implementation) or from the external memory. In order to reach the maximal throughput of the hardware module, the external memory must be sufficiently fast.


1.3 Implementation of Core Functionality

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Such implementations comprise only important parts of the hash function (e.g., the compression function), which normally allows to get a first-order estimate of the performance figures of full implementations.

2 High-Speed Implementations (FPGA)

Important note: The size and functionality of slices varies between FPGA families. A direct comparision of the slice count of implementations on different FPGA families is therefore problematic.

Hash Function Name Reference Impl. Scope Impl. Details Technology Size Throughput Clock Frequency
BLAKE-32 Submission document Core functionality Compression function with 8 G function units Xilinx Virtex 5 3091 slices 1724 Mbit/s 37.0 MHz
BLAKE-32 Submission document Core functionality Compression function with 8 G function units Xilinx Virtex 4 3087 slices 2235 Mbit/s 48.0 MHz
BLAKE-32 Submission document Core functionality Compression function with 8 G function units Xilinx Virtex-II Pro 1694 slices 3103 Mbit/s 67.0 MHz
BLAKE-64 Submission document Core functionality Compression function with 8 G function units Xilinx Virtex 5 11122 slices 1177 Mbit/s 17.0 MHz
BLAKE-64 Submission document Core functionality Compression function with 8 G function units Xilinx Virtex 4 11483 slices 1707 Mbit/s 25.0 MHz
BLAKE-64 Submission document Core functionality Compression function with 8 G function units Xilinx Virtex-II Pro 4329 slices 2389 Mbit/s 35.0 MHz
CHI-224/256 Submission document Fully autonomous Iterative implementation Xilinx Virtex 2 1582 slices 3200 Mbit/s 126.0 MHz
Grøstl-224/256 Submission document Fully autonomous P & Q permutation in parallel Xilinx Spartan 3 6582 slices 4439 Mbit/s 86.7 MHz
Grøstl-224/256 Submission document Fully autonomous P & Q permutation in parallel Xilinx Virtex 5 1722 slices 10276 Mbit/s 200.7 MHz
Grøstl-384/512 Submission document Fully autonomous P & Q permutation in parallel Xilinx Spartan 3 20233 slices 5901 Mbit/s 80.7 MHz
Grøstl-384/512 Submission document Fully autonomous P & Q permutation in parallel Xilinx Virtex 5 5419 slices 15395 Mbit/s 210.5 MHz
Keccak Joachim Strömbergson Fully autonomous Core (round function, state register) only Altera Cyclone III 5842 LEs 7000 Mbit/s 123 MHz
Keccak Joachim Strömbergson Fully autonomous Core (round function, state register) only Altera Stratix III 4550 ALUTs 10000 Mbit/s 176 MHz
Keccak Joachim Strömbergson Fully autonomous Core (round function, state register) only Xilinx Spartan 3A 3393 slices 4800 Mbit/s 85 MHz
Keccak Joachim Strömbergson Fully autonomous Core (round function, state register) only Xilinx Virtex 5 1483 slices 6700 Mbit/s 118 MHz
MD6 Submission document Core functionality Compression function with 16 parallel steps Xilinx Virtex-II Pro 5313 slices 1232 Mbit/s 150.3 MHz
MD6 Submission document Core functionality Compression function with 32 parallel steps Xilinx Virtex-II Pro 7529 slices 1894 Mbit/s 141.6 MHz
Skein-256 Men Long Core functionality UBI component Xilinx Virtex 5 1001 slices 408.7 Mbit/s 114.9 MHz
Skein-512 Men Long Core functionality UBI component Xilinx Virtex 5 1877 slices 817.4 Mbit/s 114.9 MHz
Skein-1024 Men Long Core functionality UBI component Xilinx Virtex 5 3656 slices 1100 Mbit/s 84.8 MHz



3 High-Speed Implementations (ASIC)

Hash Function Name Reference Impl. Scope Implementation Details Technology Size Throughput Clock Frequency
AURORA-224/256 Submission document Fully autonomous One round of one MSM and one CPM in parallel with 1 cycle latency (Type-H1), table-lookup S-box 0.13 µm 35.02 kGates 10352 Mbit/s 363.9 MHz
AURORA-384/512 Submission document Fully autonomous One round of one MSM and two CPMs in parallel with 1 cycle latency (Type-H1), table-lookup S-box 0.13 µm 56.75 kGates 9132 Mbit/s 361.2 MHz
BLAKE-32 Submission document Core functionality Compression function with 8 G function units UMC 0.18 µm 58.30 kGates 5295 Mbit/s 114 MHz
BLAKE-32 Submission document Core functionality Compression function with 4 G function units UMC 0.18 µm 41.31 kGates 4153 Mbit/s 170 MHz
BLAKE-64 Submission document Core functionality Compression function with 8 G function units UMC 0.18 µm 132.47 kGates 5910 Mbit/s 87 MHz
BLAKE-64 Submission document Core functionality Compression function with 4 G function units UMC 0.18 µm 82.73 kGates 4810 Mbit/s 136 MHz
CHI-224/256 Submission document Fully autonomous Iterative implementation 0.13 µm 101.46 kGates 4800 Mbit/s 188 MHz
Fugue-256 Submission document Fully autonomous Four SMIX transformations parallel (SUPER4_P) IBM 90 nm 109.85 kGates 13913 Mbit/s 869.5 MHz
Grøstl-224/256 Grøstl website Fully autonomous P & Q permutation in parallel UMC 0.18 µm 58.4 kGates 6290 Mbit/s 270.2 MHz
Grøstl-384/512 Submission document Fully autonomous P & Q permutation in parallel UMC 0.18 µm 341 kGates 6225 Mbit/s 85.1 MHz
Keccak Submission document Fully autonomous Core (round function, state register) & IO buffer ST 0.13 µm 48 kGates 28400 Mbit/s 500 MHz
Keccak Submission document Fully autonomous Core (round function, state register) only ST 0.13 µm 40 kGates 15000 Mbit/s 500 MHz
LANE-224/256 Submission document Fully autonomous Six permutation blocks in parallel (two full AES engines each) 0.13 µm 243.49 kGates 14191 Mbit/s 305 MHz
LANE-384/512 Submission document Fully autonomous Six permutation blocks in parallel (four full AES engines each) 0.13 µm 466.19 kGates 20958 Mbit/s 286 MHz
Lesamnta-256 Submission document Fully autonomous 90 nm 190.1 kGates 6026 Mbit/s 282.5 MHz
Lesamnta-512 Submission document Fully autonomous 90 nm 393 kGates 9992 Mbit/s 234.2 MHz
Luffa-224/256 Supporting document Fully autonomous Three permutation blocks in parallel (64 S-boxes, 4 MixWord blocks each) 0.13 µm 26.85 kGates 12642 Mbit/s 444 MHz
Luffa-384 Supporting document Fully autonomous Four permutation blocks in parallel (64 S-boxes, 4 MixWord blocks each) 0.13 µm 34.99 kGates 12642 Mbit/s 444 MHz
Luffa-512 Supporting document Fully autonomous Five permutation blocks in parallel (64 S-boxes, 4 MixWord blocks each) 0.13 µm 44.16 kGates 12642 Mbit/s 444 MHz
MD6 Submission document Core functionality Compression function with 48 parallel steps GPDSK 90 nm 145 kGates N/A 200 MHz
MD6 Submission document Using external memory Compression function with 16 parallel steps & memory control logic GPDSK 90 nm 105 kGates N/A 200 MHz



4 Low-Area Implementations (ASIC)

Hash Function Name Reference Impl. Scope Implementation Details Technology Size Throughput Clock Frequency
AURORA-224/256 Submission document Fully autonomous One round of one MSM or one CPM with 2 cycles latency (Type-H4) 0.13 µm 11.11 kGates 2179 Mbit/s 306.4 MHz
AURORA-384/512 Submission document Fully autonomous One round of one MSM or one CPM with 2 cycles latency (Type-H4) 0.13 µm 14.61 kGates 1191 Mbit/s 293.1 MHz
BLAKE-32 Submission document Core functionality Compression function with a single G function unit UMC 0.18 µm 10.54 kGates 253 Mbit/s 40 MHz
BLAKE-32 Submission document Core functionality Compression function with a half G function unit UMC 0.18 µm 9.89 kGates 127 Mbit/s 40 MHz
BLAKE-64 Submission document Core functionality Compression function with a single G function unit UMC 0.18 µm 20.61 kGates 181 Mbit/s 20 MHz
BLAKE-64 Submission document Core functionality Compression function with a half G function unit UMC 0.18 µm 19.46 kGates 91 Mbit/s 20 MHz
CHI-224/256 Submission document Fully autonomous Iterative implementation 0.13 µm 62.99 kGates 968 Mbit/s 38 MHz
Fugue-256 Submission document Fully autonomous One SMIX transformation (SUPER1_L) IBM 90 nm 59.22 kGates 2000 Mbit/s 500 MHz
Grøstl-224/256 Grøstl website Fully autonomous 64-bit datapath, P & Q permutation shared UMC 0.18 µm 17 kGates 645 Mbit/s 246.9 MHz
Keccak Submission document Using external memory Small core using system memory ST 0.13 µm 6 kGates 26 Mbit/s(*) 100 MHz
LANE-224/256 Submission document Fully autonomous One permutation block (one S-box and MixColumns block) 0.13 µm 16.46 kGates 23.3 Mbit/s 100 MHz
Lesamnta-256 Submission document Fully autonomous 90 nm 20.7 kGates 336.9 Mbit/s 169.8 MHz
Lesamnta-512 Submission document Fully autonomous 90 nm 44.3 kGates 571.9 Mbit/s 144.1 MHz
Luffa-224/256 Supporting document Fully autonomous One permutation block (One S-box, one MixWord block) 0.13 µm 10.16 kGates 28.7 Mbit/s 100 MHz

(*) Estimation for 64-bit memory interface based on published performance figures: (1024 bits/permutation) * (100 * 10^6 cycles/s) / (3870 cycles/permutation) = 26.46 * 10^6 bits/s



5 Call for contributions

Implementers (both submitters and non-submitters): You have results that complement this site? Let us know at sha3zoo-hardware@iaik.tugraz.at