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SpaceX, which has been used to launch military hardware, uses "dual-core x86" chips. And, obviously, they use a boatload of microprocessors, some of which are P
by candiodari 5y ago
SpaceX, which has been used to launch military hardware, uses "dual-core x86" chips. And, obviously, they use a boatload of microprocessors, some of which are PowerPC chips, all over the rocket. All of this is connected over triple-redundant Ethernet.
And as for software: It's C++. Including a version of chrome, with UI components at least partially (but maybe entirely) in Javascript.
https://www.reddit.com/r/spacex/comments/2y14y4/engineer_the_future_session_with_jinnah_hosein_vp/ https://www.reddit.com/r/spacex/comments/2y14y4/engineer_the...