SEGGER Microcontroller GmbH was founded in 1997 and is headquartered in Hilden, Germany, with a local office in Massachusetts, USA. The company is privately held, has been profitable since its inception, and has experienced steady growth. SEGGER specializes in developing and distributing hardware and software development tools as well as software components for embedded systems. Its extensive software product line includes embOS (a real-time operating system), emWin (a graphical user interface library), emFile (a file system), emUSB-Device and emUSB-Host (USB stacks), embOS/IP (a TCP/IP stack), emLoad (a bootloader), emLib (helper libraries), and emModbus (a Modbus protocol stack). On the hardware side, SEGGER offers the Flasher family of stand-alone flash programmers and the industry-leading J-Link and J-Trace debug probes. J-Link is widely recognized as a de facto standard debug probe for ARM Cortex and other microcontroller cores, supporting a vast range of devices. The company's tools are known for high integration, cost-effectiveness, and outstanding performance, enabling efficient development and production programming. With distributors on all continents, SEGGER serves a global customer base and partners closely with major semiconductor vendors. SEGGER has established a strong reputation in the embedded industry for reliable, high-quality software and tools that accelerate time-to-market.