Jungo WinDriver Broadens Support for QuickLogic PCI Bridging Platforms

Sunnyvale, California - August 15, 2001- QuickLogic Corporation (Nasdaq: QUIK), a pioneer of ESP (Embedded Standard Product) technology and Jungo Software Technologies Inc., a leading provider of hardware access solutions and device driver development toolkits, today announced enhanced support for QuickLogic's Avalanche, Hurricane and Snowstorm PCI development platforms. New support includes QuickLogic-specific sample and diagnostic files designed to shorten driver development times when using WinDriver.

WinDriver offers immediate hardware access via graphical tools and the WinDriver API, and enables developers to quickly create custom device drivers by generating skeletal driver code. Developers may add their specific driver functionality in a user-mode application. The development process does not require knowledge of operating system internals or the DDK. Device drivers created with WinDriver can be ported between Windows 9x/ME/NT/NT Embedded/2000/CE, Linux, Solaris and VxWorks without additional code modification.

"Jungo is pleased to expand WinDriver's enhanced support for QuickLogic's PCI development platforms subsequent to the previous collaboration for the QuickPCI family," said Limor Shmerling, WinDriver product manager, "QuickLogic customers will now benefit from a wide variety of drivers that have been developed using WinDriver technology and will be able to easily add their own functionality to these drivers using WinDriver."

"The addition of this technology is part of our focus on fast system development and high performance," said Stacy Joseph, QuickLogic's director of product marketing. "It specifically addresses ease-of-use for engineers regardless of their level of PCI specialization and enhances overall productivity."

QuickLogic PCI Bridge Platforms
QuickLogic PCI bridge platforms are comprehensive development systems that include hardware, software and technical support to give embedded system designers ready-made solutions for PCI target applications. The Snowstorm, Avalanche and Hurricane boards are part of complete development kits that provide proven platforms to create application software during hardware development, substantially reducing the design cycle.

Availability
QuickLogic combines a full-featured, 30-day evaluation WinDriver CD with its Reference Design Kits, providing QuickLogic customers with an immediate solution to their driver development needs. The Hurricane (V320USC-V3USC32API), Avalanche (350EPC/V96SSC - V3PBC32API) and Snowstorm (V370PDC - V3PDC32API) samples can be found on the WinDriver CD or may be downloaded directly from Jungo's site, www.jungo.com.

About Jungo
Founded in 1998, Jungo Software Technologies Inc. is a privately held company with corporate offices in Sunnyvale CA and an R&D center in Israel. Jungo's hardware access product line, featuring WinDriver, enables developers to quickly create drivers for custom devices that can run on a multitude of operating systems without modification. Jungo's high-availability product line, including GO-HotSwap, provides a complete solution for the CompactPCI high-availability market. The company's new product line is based upon its technological expertise featuring OpenRG - a complete residential gateway software solution running on various CPUs and hardware platforms. Jungo is backed by strong venture funding including TeleSoft Partners, as well as strategic investors including Intel Communications Fund and Infineon Ventures.

About QuickLogic
QuickLogic Corporation (Nasdaq: QUIK) introduced the Embedded Standard Product (ESP) architecture in 1998, creating a new class of semiconductor devices that combines the guaranteed performance and lower cost of standard products with the flexibility and time-to-market benefits of programmable logic. Since then, QuickLogic has developed more than 100 ESP solutions for OEMs in such markets as telecommunications and data communications; video/audio, graphics and imaging; instrumentation and test; high-performance computing; and military systems. For more information on the company and its products, please go to www.quicklogic.com.