I really hate to break this to you, but todays gpu's, can generate every key possiblilty rather quickly. Over a million per stream processor, per second.

My workstation has 3200 stream processors, do the math.

Now gang entire networks of them together.

Your ZDNET article you quoted also mentioned that other forms of encryption with even higher bits have been cracked, but you conveniently left that part out. And that happens to be RSA encryption that was cracked on the universities networks. No super computers involved, a rather small network, and they cracked it.

http://www.zdnet.com/blog/ou/is-encryption-really-crackable/204

Gpu's have proven that moores law does not always apply.

So if you want to stay on the moores law bandwagon, don't even look at how fast the new gpus are.

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