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==COMPUTER CORE== Number of computer cores: Two. The primary computer core is accessed in the control room on Deck 5 in amidships for maximum protection. It covers five decks and extends from Deck 4 to Deck 8. The Auxiliary core is located on the Engineering Deck (Deck 7) and extends down to Deck 8. It is fed by two sets of redundant EPS conduits as well as primary power. Type: The AC-10 series computer core is built under contract for the Norway Class vessel by Krayne Systems, an independent contractor based on Binar. The structure of the computer is similar to that of most other supercomputing systems in use by Federation vessels with stack segments extending through the ship forming trillions of trillions of connections through the processing and storage abilities of modern Isolinear chips. For missions, requirements on the computer core rarely exceed 45-50% of total core processing and storage capacity. The rest of the core is utilized for various scientific, tactical, or intelligence gathering missions - or to backup data in the event of a damaged core.
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