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Crusoe As Server CPU
rxmd writes "Heise has an article on Transmeta's Crusoe processor being used as a x86-compatible server CPU by companies such as rebel.com and RLX (read their press release on the project), supporting Linux as well as other "established operating systems". Basically, it's about the Crusoe's lower power consumption and temperatures enabling server manufacturers to put more processing power into the same amount of space than with Intel or AMD cpus. Interesting that a CPU designed for mobile applications should find its way into the server market." -
Crusoe To Be Used By Netwinder, IBM, NEC, Others
theGEEK writes "Rebel.com will be making Netwinders with the crusoe chip from Transmeta. In related news, Fujitsu, Hitachi, IBM and NEC will all be showing off notebooks using the Crusoe today." -
Porting i386 Apps To StrongARM?
OneWindCat asks: "I wonder how tough it will be to port i386-targeted apps to StrongARM. I have Linux server from Rebel.com and it has StrongARM processor (low-power consuption, ~12 Wt in running mode) based architecture. I wanted to know if anyone has gone through the pain of compiling source code for such a machine and what the outcome was. Or better yet, is there an i386 emulator written for StrongARM? Performance is not an issue, since I plan to use i386 machine as an Xterminal." -
Netwinder now by Rebel.com
victim writes "HCC which aquired the Netwinder is now Rebel.com - technology with an attitude. They offer everything from preloaded Netwinder web servers to custom hardware design and build with a heavy commitment to Linux in the enterprise. press release. " SGI, HCC, Cygnus. This is getting annoying. -
Netwinder now by Rebel.com
victim writes "HCC which aquired the Netwinder is now Rebel.com - technology with an attitude. They offer everything from preloaded Netwinder web servers to custom hardware design and build with a heavy commitment to Linux in the enterprise. press release. " SGI, HCC, Cygnus. This is getting annoying.