- Intel CPUs can use AESNI to do AES at 0.64 cpb
- AMD Zen cores have two AESNI cores and can achieve 0.31 cpb
- Vectorized AES instructions (supposed to ship in Ice Lake five years ago, but maybe a casualty of Intel's AVX512 mishaps) were expected to bring it down to 0.16 cpb
In some sense this isn't a "fair" comparison in that it's fast because there's hardware acceleration, but that doesn't really matter, the hardware is there so it might as well be used.
Looking at https://eprint.iacr.org/2018/392.pdf , it seems like:
- Intel CPUs can use AESNI to do AES at 0.64 cpb - AMD Zen cores have two AESNI cores and can achieve 0.31 cpb - Vectorized AES instructions (supposed to ship in Ice Lake five years ago, but maybe a casualty of Intel's AVX512 mishaps) were expected to bring it down to 0.16 cpb
In some sense this isn't a "fair" comparison in that it's fast because there's hardware acceleration, but that doesn't really matter, the hardware is there so it might as well be used.