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Kozio Announces Support for Freescale’s QorIQ® P1 Platform Series

Longmont, Colo., February 24, 2010 –  Kozio, Inc. (www.kozio.com), the leading provider of In-System Diagnostics today announced the expansion of its In-System Diagnostics (ISD) solution to support Freescale Semiconductor’s QorIQ® P1 Platform Series, which includes the P1021 (dual-core) and P1012 (single-core) communications processors. Kozio is the trusted technology leader for integrating hardware and software on electronic devices through ISD, which includes full speed functional tests with interactive and automated interfaces. Kozio is able to leverage over a million lines of validated code to deliver a comprehensive solution for custom boards using the P1021 and P1012 processors in two weeks. Users of these platforms are now able to take full advantage of Kozio’s kDiagnostics® Suite to accelerate the development process. This packaged circuit board test solution requires zero design changes or extra equipment, and eliminates the need for QorIQ platform developers to write their own test code. Using kDiagnostics, a QorIQ platform-specific validation check list with results is produced for the respective developer in minutes. The kDiagnostics Design Suite is usable across all product phases, which enables customers to get to market quickly with trusted, tested hardware. 

“The QorIQ platform series is ideally suited for a wide variety of applications in the networking, telecom, defense and industrial markets,” said Nikolay Guenov, segment marketing manager for Freescale’s Networking Processor Division. “In today’s competitive market, companies must continue to pursue advanced methods of verifying and validating new product designs in order to ship reliable products to their customers. We are happy that our customers are able to leverage Kozio’s outstanding technology for Freescale-based circuit boards.”   

 “Kozio is committed to expanding support of Freescale processors and helping their customers world-wide improve test quality, while reducing overall cost and development time,” stated Clint Ostrander, President & CEO, Kozio, Inc. “We are uniquely positioned to support all custom designs that leverage the QorIQ platform and look forward to enabling these customers to shave months off of their project schedule.”

kDiagnostics Suite

The complete Kozio solution is a suite of software tools for board diagnostics, binary image downloading, in-system programming, automated board testing, and power-on self-test. The Kozio architecture has two main components: a target diagnostics application and one or more host applications. kDiagnostics Suite includes kDiagnostics − a binary application personalized to your hardware, that executes from the CPU on your processor-based embedded system − and a single license of ValidationAssistant™ − a host-based application that provides a graphical user interface for interactively executing tests, downloading images, performing in-system programming of devices such as Flash memory, and troubleshooting assembly or design errors.

Availability

Kozio’s kDiagnostics Suite with QorIQ P1 platform series support is available immediately.

About Kozio Technology

In-System Diagnostics (ISD) is a powerful and proven new technology for integrating hardware and software as well as comprehensive verification and validation of electronic products. Unlike other verification and validation tools, it runs on actual hardware and replaces customized test procedures with a standardized extensible solution that significantly accelerates hardware test time. The core of ISD consists of an embedded binary, plus interpreter, that isolates and functionally evaluates device performance at-speed, against engineering design specifications, and over an extended operating range. It installs on bare silicon, is not an OS, and verifies hardware designs without scheduler interrupts or other OS-induced perturbations that may influence hardware performance and/or obscure the source of faults.

About Kozio, Inc.

Kozio provides packaged solutions for hardware validation and circuit board testing to leading edge customers across the globe. Our tools are constructed from a library of over a million lines of proven diagnostic code that has been run thousands of times, on hundreds of designs throughout the whole product life cycle. Comprehensive hardware design validations are performed in minutes, not weeks, accelerating time-to-market with reduced risk and better allocation of engineering resources. Whether your application is in EngineeringProduction, or In-Field test, Kozio is the trusted leader in In-System Diagnostics and your fastest path to reliable hardware.

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