Air Force Supercomputer was Made From PS3's

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Air Force Supercomputer  Made From PS3's
Air Force Research Lab in Rome, NY. has one of the cheapest supercomputers ever made, and best of all, over 3,000 of your friends can play Tekken on it. The computer consists of 1,716 PlayStation 3 are linked and used to process images from spy planes. From the article: "The Air Force calls the inflated Condor Supercomputer PlayStations and said he is among the 40 fastest computers in the world The Condor is posted late last year and it will probably change the way the Air Force and Air. National Guard to see things on earth. "We approached this story in December when Lufthansa was posted.Air Force Supercomputer  Made From PS3's


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