2. Disabled Tenth Army at War:
The use of a $ 2.7 billion (two billion Euros) expensive computer system by the U.S. Army was meant to contribute the real-time information for reconnaissance and surveillance, and provide an analysis of the actual situation on the ground. Instead, it hindered the fighting on the front line troops in Afghanistan and Iraq. The system was unable to perform even simple analytical tasks and responded with delayed results. Inaccurate reports were also generated. The search instrument of software was based on cloud computing network. The main error was found of the software being not compatible with the already existing one in the U.S. Army.
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