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Chipset - Transmeta Compatible Computer Devices


Device types / Chipset / Transmeta


Transmeta TM 8000 AGP Controller


Description extracted from Wikipedia:
Company NameTransmeta Corporation
company_logoTransmeta company logo
Founded1995
Key peopleMurray A. Goldman, David Ditzel, Colin Hunter
Number of employees24 (2009)
IndustryIntellectual property licensing
Revenue$48.55 million (2006)
Operating income-$25.59 million (2006)

Transmeta Corporation was a US-based corporation that licensed low power semiconductor intellectual property. Transmeta originally produced very long instruction word code morphing microprocessors, with a focus on reducing power consumption in electronic devices. It was founded in 1995 by Bob Cmelik, Dave Ditzel, Colin Hunter, Ed Kelly, Doug Laird, Malcolm Wing, and Greg Zyner. In January 2009, Transmeta was acquired by Novafora, which ceased operations in August 2009. Transmeta produced two x86-compatible CPU architectures: Crusoe and Efficeon. These CPUs have appeared in subnotebooks, notebooks, desktops, blade servers, tablet PCs, a personal cluster computer, and a silent desktop, where low power consumption and heat dissipation are of primary importance. Revenue for the third quarter of 2007 was $44 million, which included $43 million of services revenue and $1 million of license revenue for royalty payments.