Matthew Perry - no, not the one in <i>Friends</i>
By Tony Hallett, 12 April 2002 08:00
NEWS Transmeta has named Matthew Perry as its latest chief executive. He replaces chairman Murray Goldman, who held the post at the company - known for its power-efficient processors - since October 2001. Perry joins from another chip firm, Cirrus Logic, where he filled various positions since 1995. The last full-time Transmeta CEO, Mark Allen, lasted seven months in the post, his service coinciding with a slump in the market for processors.
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