South Hampton or Southhampton, what-eva, it's not quite scouse and it's not quite cockney, it's Birmingham! (emphisis on the word ming as in minging or minger!) Seriously, ARM chain's doing CPU intensive processing, I completely agree with the guy talking about GPU vs CPU but as to it being 64 bit over 32 show's what they know, it's never been 8 bit's, it's actually 7 with 1 floating bit and the raspberry pi will never be popular because of the fact it's based on Prism (ARM) technology, seriously, as if people are going to hoard together to try an build a cluster running a Linux kernel with twitter (twatter) bootstrap!

Dross and misleading article, states they couldn't disclose the source of how to build one, maybe because they stole it from a South Hampton University Professors original work and would rather you didnt build one putting there fail to shame on public record! See: http://www.southampton.ac.uk/~... Beowulf clusters are a dime a dozen and easy enough to do, GCHQ is certainly not the first person to think of it, nor is there HQ somewhere I would advocate my child should work. The USAF already did something similar with PS2's (Playstation's to build a giant cracking cluster and all it could break was Rainbow Tables!) and if you expect your children to have common sense then perhaps it's something that should be distilled into them at an early age, a bit like morals and why hacking into phone's and spying on people is morally wrong! On the other hand however, most hilarious to read about how there Allies and there SPY website got hacked with weak encryption by a load of very peeved off hackers with Freaky SSL though!