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Transmeta gets tablet deal

...brand name, as well as ones from Toshiba. Transmeta, which pitches the Crusoe chip as an energy-efficient alternative to Intel processors, has several tablet... Read more

19 February, 2003 by John G.Spooner

Next Crusoe chip bogged down in testing

Transmeta is having trouble getting its next Crusoe chip out the door. Four months after it was first announced, the... Read more

10 October, 2001 by Michael Kanellos

Compaq, Dell shy off Crusoe chip

...soared past 90 degrees, Transmeta showed off its cool-running TM 5400 Crusoe chip for notebook PCs at its "Gilligan's Island"-style booth -- unveiling... Read more

29 June, 2000 by John G.Spooner

The Crusoe chip Roundup

...has caused a stir, not least because it looks as though its Crusoe chip will be taking on the likes of Arm and Intel with... Read more

21 January, 2000 by ZDNet

News Burst: Crusoe chip gets first suitor

...designs for a mobile "Web pad" featuring the revolutionary new software-based Crusoe chip. Full story to follow Read more

20 January, 2000 by Will Knight

A Year Ago: Crusoe chip gets first suitor

First published: Thu, 20 Jan 2000 18:37:01 GMT Read more

20 January, 2001 by Will Knight

Taiwan manufacturers lapping up Crusoe chip

Transmeta's chief executive reckons Crusoe will be standard in Taiwan, and mobile Linux will hobble Symbian Read more

21 February, 2000 by Will Knight

Crusoe chip gets first suitor

It didn't take long for the Crusoe to be noticed and S3 reckons it knows just where to put the nifty little chip. Will Knight reports Read more

20 January, 2000 by Will Knight

Crusoe chip mystery to be revealed

Can the world's most secretive technology company change the world? The folks at Transmeta think they can. Read more

17 January, 2000 by John G.Spooner

Transmeta's Crusoe chip forges ahead with IBM deal

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6 June, 2000 by Felicity Ussher

HP could pack Crusoe into ultradense server

...the fourth quarter with a machine code-named Powerbar, and Transmeta's Crusoe chip could find its way into the design. Ultradense servers, which cram... Read more

18 June, 2001 by Stephen Shankland

UPDATE: Transmeta's big blow from Big Blue

...Micro Devices? "This particular project with Transmeta, the ThinkPad 240 with a Crusoe chip, is canceled," said IBM spokesman Ray Gorman. "We are always looking... Read more

2 November, 2000 by John G.Spooner

Crusoe -- are you yearning or yawning?

...but no-one is making a living from them, right? While the Crusoe chip itself promises to be cheap, Transmeta will have to pay IBM... Read more

17 February, 2000 by Steven J.Vaughan Nichols

Transmeta chip could knock Intel off its perch

...article in the Financial Times (FT) Friday. The FT concludes that the Crusoe chip could significantly shake up the processor manufacturing industry and could even... Read more

14 January, 2000 by Will Knight

TechXNY: Crusoe squeezes into Meta Pad spinoff

Transmeta scores twice: Antelope's Mobile Computer Core will use the Crusoe chip, and Transmeta has signed up its first Europe-based laptop manufacturer... Read more

26 June, 2002 by Matthew Broersma

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