I'm wicked curious about this, so I'm eager to see if anyone knows the answer. In the waning hours of the Trump administration, Cerberus Capital Management sold Sparton, the only U.S.-based sonobuoy producer, to Elbit Systems, an Israeli defense conglomerate. Were they obvious & I just flat out missed them? Were they obscurely referenced & therefore easy to miss? Orĭid Bioware just forget about them? I meant to find this out a long time ago, but for whatever reason, I haven't till now. So, what happened to these 2 pieces of data? I've played ME3 numerous times & never noticed either affecting the story or ever being referenced. If you keep it for yourself, EDI tells you it'll take about a year to fully decrypt it. You're then given the option to give the data to Cerberus or the Alliance or keep it for yourself. At the end of the mission you find data that's described something like this: ' if this data was made public it could severely hamper Cerberus' ability to work in the future.' In ME2, you do a side mission where you're looking for a captured Cerberus spy.

You then have the option of selling the data to the Shadow Broker Back on the Normandy you get an incoming call from a Shadow Broker operative who wants the data. we have been working with a national alliance of high-performance.

After a rough start, during which everyone learned how their new allies worked. Digital Backbone Holds Promise for Democratizing Data, Removing Food Disparity. In ME1, you do a side mission involving Admiral Kahoku & Cerberus wherein you acquire some data. They were to share resources, data, and manpower to counter the Axis war effort.

Upload data to cerberus or alliance