Ken Tindell, acting CEO of LiveDevices, says the company will port to other processor architectures but that it will not use a scattergun approach.
Microchip is the leader at the low end.
We have another target lined up for more powerful systems. It was hoping to take advantage of a move by OEMs to get their products hooked up to the Internet without the aid of a PC or specialised gateway. The parent has suspended Alera and PASW itself has been told by Nasdaq that its share price has fallen below its allowed minimum level. There are a lot of OEMs saying they need Internet connections. We even had a sewing machine company come to us.