The Air Force built one of the world's fastest computers out of Playstations - We Are The Mighty
TIL The US Department of Defense created a supercomputer using 1,760 PS3 consoles. Compared to other supercompuing systems at the time, it cost 90-95% less to build and required only one tenth
Visual Object Recognition with PlayStation 3 and a NVIDIA 16-GPU Monster Supercomputer | Geeks3D
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The rise and fall of the PlayStation supercomputers - The Verge
The history that PlayStation 3 played an active part in the research field as a 'super computer' - GIGAZINE
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The rise and fall of the PlayStation supercomputers - The Verge
Air Force Reveals the Fastest Military Supercomputer
سكران الاختبار أول ps3 supercomputer cluster - visitnicholasville.com
The US air force's holiday wish list: 2500 PlayStations | New Scientist
The US Air Force One Built A Supercomputer Out Of PS3s
Guy Creates A Supercomputer By Joining Together Multiple Sony PlayStation 3
PlayStation 3 cluster - Wikipedia
Sony still subsidizing US military supercomputer efforts | Ars Technica
When The Air Force Needed A Supercomputer, They Built It Out Of PS3 Consoles
Culture.Mil - Playstation 3 Cluster :: Ft. Gordon :: US Army MWR
air force ps3 Off 66% - canerofset.com
U.S. Military building PS3 supercomputer - PC World Australia
TIL the U.S. government used 1,760 Playstation 3's to build a supercomputer for the Department of Defense. Their reason: It was more cost efficient and "green". : r/todayilearned
My supercomputer : r/PS3
The Air Force built one of the world's fastest computers out of Playstations - Sandboxx
Nvidia and Facebook's Meta to build a scientific supercomputer - Game News 24
The history that PlayStation 3 played an active part in the research field as a 'super computer' - GIGAZINE
