The latest release of Embedded Studio, SEGGER’s all-in-one IDE solution for building embedded applications now comes with support for ARMv8-A CPUs, such as Cortex-A53, Cortex-A57, and Cortex-A72.

Nuvoton Technology Corporation has announced the extension of their multi-year software partnership.

A test farm is a way to make a large number of systems easily available over a network to any number of users for manual or automated testing. 

SystemView, SEGGER’s real-time recording, visualisation, and analysis tool for embedded systems, can now monitor how applications use dynamic storage.

SEGGER's embOS is a preemptive RTOS, designed to be the foundation for developing embedded applications.

SEGGER’s debug probe J-Link now fully supports the new programmable SOC (system-on-chip) series by TDK-Micronas.

SEGGER announces that its J-Links, Flashers, full suite of development tools, and its emPower OS operating system fully support the STM32H5 family of MCUs from STMicroelectronics.

SEGGER announces that its J-Link debug probes, Flasher in-circuit programmers, emPower OS as well as the development tools Embedded Studio, SystemView, and Ozone fully support the STM32MP13 family of MPUs from STMicroelectronics, serving as a reliable foundation for any embedded software project.

SEGGER announces that its J-Link debug probe, and its Flasher family of professional in-circuit programmers, now fully support the N32 series MCUs from Nations Technologies.

With the latest software update, SEGGER has further reduced the power consumption of its J-Link line of debug probes, introducing Standby and Eco modes.

For an embedded system with a display, this display can be mirrored on the remote computer.

SEGGER’s latest version of Embedded Studio comes with the source code and on-demand build of the included C runtime library, emRun, and C++ library, emRun++.

SEGGER’s J-Trace PRO with streaming trace, Live Code Profiling, and Live Code Coverage now supports all E-Series SiFive RISC-V cores with the BTM trace module.

SEGGER announces that SiFive, Inc., the founder and leader of RISC-V computing, has licensed SEGGER’s cutting-edge emRun++ C++ library for RISC-V.

As part of a partnership with Geehy Semiconductor, SEGGER’s J-Link debug probes, as well as its family of Flasher in-circuit programmers, fully support the Geehy Polaris APM32 series MCU.

SEGGER’s product line now fully supports the Arm Cortex-M85. This includes SEGGER’s Embedded Studio IDE, its J-Link debug probe, its Ozone debugger and its emPower OS all-in-one embedded operating system.

SEGGER’s family of Flashers support the Infineon TriCoreTM AURIX. Supported devices include: Aurix (SAK-TCxx) and Aurix2 (SAK-TC3xx).

SEGGER’s service programmer Flasher Portable PLUS is customisable, enabling corporations to supply their service technicians with a branded tool.

SEGGER embOS-Ultra enhances application performance with cycle-resolution timing eliminating the periodic tick interrupt used by traditional RTOS.

emRun is a complete C run-time library for use with any toolchain. Written from the ground up specifically for embedded devices, emRun is designed to provide high chip performance with the smallest possible footprint.