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PS3 to be used by U.S. Air Force Army
According to InformationWeek the Air Force is looking into expanding their supercomputer by purchasing 2200 PS3 consoles. They are using the PS3 cluster for high definition video processing. The USAF have purchased PS3 systems before, in 2008 and it seams they are satisfied with Sony’s Cell processor.
Now if only Sony could make this Modern Warfare 2 issue (crashing) to disappear.
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