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Sony’s processor choices give them the edge

The PS3 came out in 2006 with a new IBM-Power-based SIMD CPU structure they called the Cell. Now, in 2013 Sony introduced the PS4 with an X86-based architecture that looks like a PC. The eight X86 CPUs will give the PS4 long legs in the market with plenty of headroom for physics and AI. Read more on the PS4 on ...

Robert Dow

The PS3 came out in 2006 with a new IBM-Power-based SIMD CPU structure they called the Cell. Now, in 2013 Sony introduced the PS4 with an X86-based architecture that looks like a PC. The eight X86 CPUs will give the PS4 long legs in the market with plenty of headroom for physics and AI. Read more on the PS4 on GraphicSpeak.