The RAD6000 computer built by BAE systems runs on PowerPC.
The actual chip.
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Saturday, August 11, 2012
PowerPC RAD750 chip at the heart of the Curiosity
http://news.cnet.com/8301-11386_3-57491281-76/slow-but-rugged-curiositys-computer-was-built-for-mars/
More info at BAE Systems.
Sunday, March 7, 2010
An overview ARM in SoC
Put a SoC in it
Analysis ARM-based system-on-chip PCs might rule
By Clive Akass
"ARM processor cores, thanks largely to their low power drain, now outnumber by far those using the PC's x86 architecture. Twelve billion of them have been used in mobile devices alone, 2.5 billion of them last year; they are in an estimated 99 out of 100 mobile phones, which use an average of 2.2 ARM cores each."
Analysis ARM-based system-on-chip PCs might rule
By Clive Akass
"ARM processor cores, thanks largely to their low power drain, now outnumber by far those using the PC's x86 architecture. Twelve billion of them have been used in mobile devices alone, 2.5 billion of them last year; they are in an estimated 99 out of 100 mobile phones, which use an average of 2.2 ARM cores each."
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