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Embedded Leaders’ Collaboration

By Green Hills Software
Monday, April 26, 2010

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Embedded Leaders’ Collaboration

Green Hills Software & Freescale Semiconductor enter into multi-year strategic alliance for advanced software solutions

San Jose, CA— Embedded Systems Conference, Booth 1510 — Green Hills Software and Freescale Semiconductor, have announced that they are entering into a multi-year strategic agreement to develop, co-market and deliver highly integrated, optimized single and multicore operating system and tools solutions targeting Freescale’s QorIQ and PowerQUICC processor families.

“This agreement sends a clear message to the market regarding our long-term commitment to provide broad support for current and future generations of Freescale products, aligning and optimizing the two companies’ processor and software solutions,” says Dan O’Dowd, chief executive officer and founder, Green Hills Software.

“This partnership will expand the wide array of pre-integrated and highly optimized world-class solutions that our mutual customers rely upon. It will enable new levels of performance, ease-of-use, and earlier time-to-market for Freescale’s processors.”

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“With this agreement, Freescale’s goal is to provide our customers with long term access to Green Hills’ world class embedded software solutions targeting many of our most advanced current and future processors,” says Raja Tabet, vice president of Software and Systems for Freescale’s Networking and Multimedia Group.

“Together, Green Hills and Freescale will help our common customers get to market faster with a highly optimized solution for Freescale’s QorIQ and PowerQUICC processors leveraging Green Hills’ embedded software solutions. In addition to Freescale’s current family of processors based on Power Architecture® technology, customers can look forward to future Freescale processor support that is optimized through this collaboration at early stages of processor availability.”

As part of this multi-year alliance, Green Hills will expand upon its long-term support for Freescale’s families of single and multicore processors with innovative development and debug solutions targeting a wide range of vertical markets.

No other independent embedded software vendor today delivers the breadth of products, levels of certified safe and secure software, or experience in legacy RTOS porting and application optimization services that Green Hills has become known for.

By choosing Green Hills for their project developments, customers obtain access to the most mature and complete software offering in the industry, with a track record of enabling deployment of highly reliable products with the lowest cost-to-volume.

Green Hills Software’s optimized software solutions and comprehensive services for Freescale’s QorIQ and PowerQUICC processors include the certified safe and secure INTEGRITY real-time operating system (RTOS), INTEGRITY Secure Virtualization, MULTI  integrated development environment (IDE), optimizing C/C++ compilers, TimeMachine Debugging Suite, SuperTrace Probe and Green Hills Probe, along with extensive legacy application porting and code optimization services.

For more information visit www.ghs.com

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