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Compaq, Dell shy off Crusoe chip

...they would like to see the Transmeta TM 5400 chip and its code-morphing software "mature" before releasing it in a product. And no small... Read more

29 June, 2000 by John G.Spooner

Crusoe chip mystery to be revealed

...that pairs a processor, known as the morph host, and software, called code-morphing software. However, the processor is different from chips such as Intel... Read more

17 January, 2000 by John G.Spooner

Power to the people: ZDNet's guide to notebook batteries

Ever wondered why your portable device's battery doesn't last longer? We explain the technology behind battery power, and provide tips on how to maximise it. Read more

14 April, 2004 by Brian Nadel

Sony VAIO PCG-C1MGP

...16MB of the system's 128MB of DDR SDRAM for its upgradeable Code Morphing software, taking it below the benchmark's minimum requirement), processor-level... Read more

3 May, 2002 by Charles McLellan

PaceBlade PaceBook

...which is used by the 600MHz Transmeta Crusoe 5600 processor for its Code Morphing software. Performance is good for everyday work and Windows XP doesn... Read more

2 April, 2002 by Mary Branscombe

Transitive creates 1GHz PowerPC on Athlon

...Microprocessor Forum in San Jose, Transitive chief technology officer Alasdair Rawsthorne demonstrated "code-morphing" software that translates from one instruction set architecture to another as... Read more

18 October, 2001 by Matthew Broersma

Transmeta dumps latest chief

...to revolutionise the notebook market with energy-efficient chips that use special code-morphing software to execute the instructions written for Intel's processors. However... Read more

17 October, 2001 by Ian Fried and Michael Kanellos

Sony VAIO PCG-C1VFK

...proprietary technologies to achieve their combination of performance and low power drain: Code Morphing software translates blocks of x86 instructions into the Crusoe's native... Read more

31 July, 2001 by Charles McLellan

Transmeta to keep 'em coming

...Transmeta to legal action from chip giant Intel. Transmeta's processors use code-morphing software to run programs written for Intel's x86 instruction set... Read more

25 June, 2001 by John G.Spooner

Transmeta revs up Crusoe

...the chip offers a faster clock speed, a more efficient version of code-morphing software, and faster double-data rate (DDR) SDRAM. The combination will... Read more

14 June, 2001 by John G.Spooner

How x86 turned into Java

...one. This not only provides Transmeta with the benefit of improving its code morphing software over time, but having the process be software-based and... Read more

20 February, 2001 by Stephan Somogyi

A Year Ago: Crusoe chip gets first suitor

...performance whilst running longer at a cooler temperature. The Crusoe also uses code-morphing software to interpret commands passed by software to ordinary Intel processors... Read more

20 January, 2001 by Will Knight

The year's most influential chipmaker

...at 667MHz and 700MHz as well as a new version of its Code Morphing Software, CMS 4.2, due in the first quarter. The company... Read more

8 January, 2001 by John Spooner

The Day Ahead: Pondering an AMD-Transmeta merger

...Transmeta's Crusoe processor and contain a special version of Transmeta's "code-morphing" software. The computers are designed to run a program that simulates... Read more

4 January, 2001 by Larry Dignan

Transmeta to help AMD push into servers

...Transmeta's Crusoe processor and contain a special version of Transmeta's "code-morphing" software. The computers are designed to run a program that simulates... Read more

3 January, 2001 by Mary Jo Foley and Michael Kanellos

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