Intel Corporation

Tahoe Research, Ltd.

Sean M Gulley

Vinodh Gopal

Kirk S Yap

Wajdi K Feghali

Gilbert M Wolrich

James D Guilford

Martin Guy Dixon

Erdinc Ozturk

Zeev Sperber

Amit Gradstein

Simon Rubanovich

Ittai Anati

Jacob Doweck

Simon N Peffers

Jose Yallouz

Regev Shemy

Ilya Albrekht

Raghunandan Makaram

Sanu K Mathew

Sudhir K Satpathy

Aaron Gorius

Robert S Chappell

Robert P Ottavi

Thomas L Dmukauskas

Systems, methods, and apparatuses relating to performing hashing operations on packed data elements are described. In one embodiment, a processor includes a decode circuit to decode a single instruction into a decoded single instruction, the single instruction including at least one first field that identifies eight 32-bit state elements A, B, C, D, E, F, G, and H for a round according to a SM3 hashing standard and at least one second field that identifies an input message; and an execution circuit to execute the decoded single instruction to: rotate state element C left by 9 bits to form a rotated state element C, rotate state element D left by 9 bits to form a rotated state element D, rotate state element G left by 19 bits to form a rotated state element G, rotate state element H left by 19 bits to form a rotated state element H, perform two rounds according to the SM3 hashing standard on the input message and state element A, state element B, rotated state element C, rotated state element D, state element E, state element F, rotated state element G, and rotated state element H to generate an updated state element A, an updated state element B, an updated state element E, and an updated state element F, and store the updated state element A, the updated state element B, the updated state element E, and the updated state element F into a location specified by the single instruction.

Apparatuses, methods, and systems for hashing instructions

Instructions and logic provide for a Single Instruction Multiple Data (SIMD) SM4 round slice operation. Embodiments of an instruction specify a first and a second source data operand set, and substitution function indicators, e.g. in an immediate operand. Embodiments of a processor may include encryption units, responsive to the first instruction, to: perform a slice of SM4-round exchanges on a portion of the first source data operand set with a corresponding keys from the second source data operand set in response to a substitution function indicator that indicates a first substitution function, perform a slice of SM4 key generations using another portion of the first source data operand set with corresponding constants from the second source data operand set in response to a substitution function indicator that indicates a second substitution function, and store a set of result elements of the first instruction in a SIMD destination register.

Instructions and logic to provide SIMD SM4 cryptographic block cipher functionality

Systems, methods, and circuitries are disclosed for a per-process memory encryption system. At least one translation lookaside buffer (TLB) is configured to encode key identifiers for keys in one or more bits of either the virtual memory address or the physical address. The process state memory configured to store a first process key table for a first process that maps key identifiers to unique keys and a second process key table that maps the key identifiers to different unique keys. The active process key table memory configured to store an active key table. In response to a request for data corresponding to a virtual memory address, the at least one TLB is configured to provide a key identifier for the data to the active process key table to cause the active process key table to return the unique key mapped to the key identifier.

Process-based multi-key total memory encryption

Instructions and logic to provide SIMD SM4 cryptographic block cipher

A processor includes an instruction decoder to receive a first instruction to process a secure hash algorithm 2 (SHA-2) hash algorithm, the first instruction having a first operand associated with a first storage location to store a SHA-2 state and a second operand associated with a second storage location to store a plurality of messages and round constants. The processor further includes an execution unit coupled to the instruction decoder to perform one or more iterations of the SHA-2 hash algorithm on the SHA-2 state specified by the first operand and the plurality of messages and round constants specified by the second operand, in response to the first instruction.

Method and apparatus to process SHA-2 secure hashing algorithm

Apparatus, systems and methods for implementing delayed decompression schemes. As a burst of packets comprising compressed packets and uncompressed packets are received over an interconnect link, they are buffered in a receive buffer without decompression. Subsequently, the packets are forwarded from the receive buffer to a consumer such as processor core, with the compressed packets being decompressed prior to reaching the processor core. Under a first delayed decompression approach, packets are decompressed when they are read from the receive buffer in conjunction with forwarding the uncompressed packet (or uncompressed data contained therein) to the consumer. Under a second delayed decompression scheme, the packets are read from the receive buffer and forwarded to a decompressor using a first datapath width matching the width of the packets, decompressed, and then forwarded to the consumer using a second datapath width matching the width of the uncompressed data.

Delayed link compression scheme

Methods and apparatus for low-latency link compression schemes. Under the schemes, selected packets or messages are dynamically selected for compression in view of current transmit queue levels. The latency incurred during compression and decompression is not added to the data-path, but sits on the side of the transmit queue. The system monitors the queue depth and, accordingly, initiates compression jobs based on the depth. Different compression levels may be dynamically selected and used based on queue depth. Under various schemes, either packets or messages are enqueued in the transmit queue or pointers to such packets and messages are enqueued. Additionally, packets/message may be compressed prior to being enqueued, or after being enqueued, wherein an original uncompressed packet is replaced with a compressed packet. Compressed and uncompressed packets may be stored in queues or buffers and transmitted using a different numbers of transmit cycles based on their compression ratios. The schemes may be implemented to improve the effective bandwidth of various types of links, including serial links, bus-type links, and socket-to-socket links in multi-socket systems.

Low-latency link compression schemes

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