Transmeta (Semiconductor) (TMTA)

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Yes, or a few more agreements like that and including 90nm e or LR2 with royalties and upfront payment would also do the trick.


Buy the way I am about to update my older "new" PC systems that are running 24/7 and using 130-200 Watt (including CRT Monitors) with HP Efficion Thin clients + LCDs. I figured at a price of 18 eurocents per kW/h I save about 150-200 Euro per station per year in energy costs. Selling the old parts will cover most of the investment costs, and it is more quiet and eye friendly. so long...