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Wednesday,
February 13, 2008
Company Press Release
SOURCE:
American Arium
Arium ECM-XDP3
Offers Debug for Latest Intel® Processors
American Arium's New "Green" JTAG
Debugger Supports Intel® Nehalem Microarchitecture
TUSTIN, CA, February 13,
2008 /Market Wire/ -- 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).
“As Intel technology has advanced, so has
Arium’s products,” American Arium’s CEO Larry Traylor said. “The
ECM-XDP3 is designed to support Intel’s newest processors sporting XDP
ports.”
The ECM-XDP3 delivers reliable run control,
and, depending on architecture, complex breakpoints with execution
trace. The debug solution gives the software and firmware developer
unsurpassed visibility to and development of code via a series of
intuitive screens and dialogs with numerous viewing and customization
options. SourcePoint operates in real time with all core frequencies,
supports the Intel® Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI), and
works with today's most popular compiler tool chains. It supports
industry-standard input file formats and includes a robust C-like
command language. The ECM-XDP3 is one of Arium’s
environmentally-friendly products, complying with the RoHS (Restriction
of Hazardous Substances) Directive specified for the EU market.
The ECM-XDP3, now ready for immediate
delivery, is priced at $11,800; quantity discounts are available.
About
American Arium
American Arium, a
privately held company headquartered in Tustin, CA, is a supplier of
hardware and software development tools for Intel processors, Intel UEFI, AMD 64 processors, and ARM®-based processors. American Arium tools
are used worldwide to debug software in embedded applications, BIOS/UEFI,
device drivers, and OS kernels.
Contact Information
For more information,
contact Jeff Acampora at (760) 815-9313 or
Jeff_Acampora@arium.com.
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