How do I convert KECCAK-256 to FLOPS? (Ethereum)

I wanted to know how much one Ethereum KECCAK-256(hash) is in FLOPS. I know bitcoin is 12,697 flops per hash.

• keccak and bitcoin do not use algorithms based on floating point math, they use integer math – Richie Frame Jun 15 '18 at 23:34
• FLOPS is floating point operations per second, so it makes no sense to ask how many FLOPS a hash is. And as @RichieFrame says, these hashes operate on integers and not floating point values. – forest Jun 17 '18 at 2:54
• I have a hardware that performs 32 bit FLOPS, I wanted to calculate the hash power or what the equivalent mega hash would be. If I worded it right. @RichieFrame So what would be the math equivalent compute number? lets say if I had 1 Teraflop compute power. – Cyril Lutterodt Jun 17 '18 at 3:57
• If your question is specifically about the cost of one Keccak-256 evaluation on the EVM (or something like that), you may want to ask on Ethereum instead. – SEJPM Jun 17 '18 at 12:45

• Finally, usually cryptographers these days tend to measure in cycles per byte (cpb), that is, for a given CPU architecture and a given input length $l$, how many CPU cycles did it take to finish the computation of eg $H(1^l)$ and then divide this time by $l$. Examples of this style of measurements can be found here.