Linked by Thom Holwerda on Mon 24th Oct 2005 15:43 UTC, submitted by Hakime Seddik
P.A. Semi, a 150-employee chip startup, wants to make name for itself through attention to detail. The Silicon Valley chip startup, run by chip legend Dan Dobberpuhl-Dobberpuhl, its CEO, presided over the development of the Alpha processor while at Digital Equipment Corp. lifted its veil of secrecy Monday. The company will begin offering a new family of low-power, multicore, PowerPC architecture processors in 2006.
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...the next Transmeta.
As in the promised Next Big Thing, but ultimately failing in selling their products, making their stock plunge, yet allow investors to make a tidy sum if they buy it right before the rebound?
Nahhh, I don't think so. Embedded chips is a huge market, with a lower barrier to entry than processorchips. They'll be able to get a foothold there, I'm pretty sure of that.
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2005-10-22
...the next Transmeta.