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| Actually this surprised me as historically PowerPC has been the massive choice for most of the missions. |
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| karman wrote: | | Actually this surprised me as historically PowerPC has been the massive choice for most of the missions. |
This is mostly for science work though, not to RUN the spacecraft.
NASA is developing an ARM based solution for mission computers though in the future.
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