File:RAD6000.jpg
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English: An illustration of a radiation hardened RAD6000 microprocessor. It's manufactured by BAE Systems and is based on IBM's POWER1 RISC Single Chip processor. Inspiration for the image comes from numerous pictures on the Internet, IBM and privately owned photos. |
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Author | Henriok |
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