May 5, 2006

American Arium, an industry leader in hardware-assisted development tools, today announced the release of SourcePoint™ 7.6. The latest version of the company's flagship debugger delivers enhanced Target State Management (TSM) and support for Intel® Active Management Technology.

April 2, 2008

American Arium, an industry leader in hardware-assisted development tools, today announced debug support for the Intel® Atom™ processor Z500 series. Arium’s hardware-assisted debug solution comes in the form of the company’s ECM-XDP3 JTAG emulator and latest SourcePoint™ debug interface. The Intel Atom processor is based on Intel’s new 45nm Hi-k low power microarchitecture.

March 26, 2008

American Arium, an industry leader in hardware-assisted development tools, today announced new debug support for software and firmware developers working in an ARM® CoreSight™ environment. SourcePoint™ 6.6, the latest version of the company’s flagship debugger, now allows developers to debug targets incorporating heterogeneous processors. In addition, trace can now be gathered on targets supporting multiple Embedded Trace Macrocells (ETMs), including those with different architectures such as ARM11™ and Cortex™.

February 13, 2008

American Arium, an industry leader in hardware-assisted development tools, today announced the release of its latest in-target probe for the Intel market. The ECM-XDP3 is designed to support next generation Intel® microarchitecture (code-named Nehalem) and other Intel processors due for release within the next 12 to 24 months.

February 11, 2008

American Arium, an industry leader in hardware-assisted development tools, today announced the release of SourcePoint™ 7.5.0.51. The latest version of the company's flagship debugger is designed to support those newer Intel processors that handle power reset in a different manner than Intel processors have in the past.

September 10, 2007

American Arium, an industry leader in hardware-assisted development tools, today launched SourcePoint™ 6.5.1, the latest update to its debugger line for ARM-architecture processors. SourcePoint 6.5.1 supports ARM7™, ARM9™, ARM11™ and Cortex™ cores, offers serial wire debug (SWD), and delivers enhanced Linux OS-aware debug support.

September 6, 2007

American Arium, an industry leader in hardware-assisted development tools, today officially introduced three lead-free JTAG emulators into the marketplace: the ECM-XDP, ECM-HDT, and ECM-700. The ITPs (in-target probes) were developed to comply with the RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) Directive specified for the EU market. Designed to support the next generation of processors from Intel and AMD, the hardware is coupled with the latest version of the company’s flagship debugger, Arium’s SourcePoint™ 7.5.

July 26, 2007

American Arium today announced the production release of the HS-1000S, the company’s newest trace port analyzer for the ARM market. The emulator supports the latest ARM® Cortex™ cores and features serial wire debug (SWD).

February 27, 2007

American Arium today announced the release of SourcePoint™ 7.3.  The latest version of the company's flagship debugger for Intel® and AMD™ processors is characterized primarily by updated views with improved functionality and context menus with modified or additional options.

January 30, 2007

American Arium today launched SourcePoint™ 6.3.1, the latest update to its debugger for ARM®- and XScale-architecture processors.  This latest version offers a number of enhancements to SourcePoint™ 6.3, which was released in September of last year.

September 19, 2006

American Arium today launched SourcePoint™ 6.3 for ARM®-Architecture processors.  The latest product release features support for ARM11™ ETMv3.x (Embedded Trace Macrocell version 3.x) via Arium's newest trace analyzer, the HS-1000.

July 26, 2006

American Arium today introduced the LC-500MX21 Linux Development Kit, featuring the Arium LC-500 hardware-assisted debug solution and a test board fitted with the Freescale Semiconductor i.MX21 application development system board.  The kit offers developers a fast, easy, and reliable way to develop and debug a board prototype targeting a wide range of applications.

April 20, 2006

American Arium, an industry leader in hardware-assisted development tools, today introduced the ECM-XDP, Arium's newest JTAG emulator for debugging Intel® XDP-based targets.

April 3, 2006

American Arium, an industry leader in hardware-assisted debug, today announced its latest ETM trace port analyzer designed to support ARM®-architecture processors.  The Arium HS-1000 offers full instruction set support for ARM7™, ARM9™, ARM11™, Intel XScale®, and TI OMAP™ processor cores and features a trace depth of 256 MByte with an industry-leading half-clock capture rate of 680 MHz.  The half-clock trace capture rate relates to the maximum device core clock speed supported.

March 20, 2006

American Arium, an industry leader in hardware-assisted development tools, will speak at this year's Multicore Expo in Santa Clara, California.  Senior Field Applications Engineer Jeff Pitts will present, "Debugging Complex Multicore Systems," on Wednesday, March 22, at 4:00 pm.

February 22, 2006

American Arium, an industry leader in hardware-assisted development tools, today announced the release of SourcePoint™ 7.2, its flagship debug interface.  SourcePoint 7.2 offers a number of key features, the most significant of which is access to PCI Express bus registers via an intuitive PCI Devices view first introduced in SourcePoint 7.1.  SourcePoint 7.2 also provides visibility of up to 16 processor threads, giving the developer full in-target probe functionality for all auto-detected processor threads.  And finally, Arium's latest debug interface for X86 processors supports recently released microprocessors from Intel and AMD.

January 23, 2006

American Arium, an industry leader in hardware-assisted development tools, today announced the release of the latest version of its flagship debugger, SourcePoint™ 6.2.1 for ARM®-architecture processors.  SourcePoint 6.2.1 features Linux shared libraries debug support for ARM7™, ARM9™, ARM11™, Intel XScale®, and TI OMAP™ cores.  The debugger interfaces with Arium’s LC-500 JTAG debugger and SC-1000A, GT-1000, and GT-1000D trace port analyzers.