Re:Rosetta: ESA’s ‘sleeping beauty’ wakes up from deep space...
by rsynnott on Tuesday January 21, 2014 @10:00AM
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ARM is pretty new as a remotely high-performance thing. x86 is used a bit; the Hubble space telescope has a radiation hardened 486, for instance (originally a 386). A good few spacecraft use radiation hardened PowerPCs, M68Ks, and other common designs. Even that ESA chip isn't anything hugely custom; it's a SPARC-V8 variant.
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