IoT, Silicon Bring-Up & Industrial Embedded Systems

Remote silicon validation, FPGA programming & hardware bus access over WAN

NullPort by JBM Computech bridges enterprise System-on-Chips (SoCs), high-end FPGAs, hardware debug probes (J-Link, ST-LINK, TRACE32), and low-level physical buses over the public internet with driver-level fidelity.

Enterprise Hardware Ecosystem

Engineered for professional silicon and systems engineering

01

High-Performance SoCs & EVKs

Remote bring-up, OS kernel flashing, and console telemetry for enterprise development kits: NXP i.MX series, Texas Instruments Sitara/Jacinto, NVIDIA Jetson AGX/Orin, Qualcomm Snapdragon, and STMicroelectronics MPUs.

02

High-End FPGAs & CPLDs

Program and debug AMD / Xilinx (UltraScale+, Zynq, Versal), Intel / Altera (Agilex, Stratix, Cyclone), and Microchip PolarFire devices remotely through Xilinx Vivado Hardware Manager and Intel Quartus Prime.

03

Professional Debug Probes & ICE

Direct remote access to SEGGER J-Link (Ultra+, PRO), ST-LINK v2/v3, Lauterbach TRACE32, and CMSIS-DAP probes. Execute live hardware breakpoint stepping, memory inspection, and high-speed RTT logging over WAN.

04

Low-Level Physical Buses

Virtualize JTAG (IEEE 1149.1), SWD, UART (up to 12 Mbaud), I2C, SPI, Quad-SPI, CAN / CAN FD, PCIe MMIO endpoints, and GPIO pin manipulation over secure WAN connections.

05

Microcontrollers & Wireless Modules

Full support for ARM Cortex-M/R/A, RISC-V, Espressif ESP32/ESP8266 (esptool UART strap timing), STM32, and Nordic Semiconductor nRF52/nRF53/nRF54 with real-time Wireshark BLE packet capture.

06

Bluetooth HCI & RF Test Adapters

Forward host Bluetooth controllers as virtual HCI sockets. Share secondary Wi-Fi and dedicated Ethernet network adapters for isolated wireless testing and packet analysis.

Engineering Workflow

How remote silicon bring-up works

  1. 1

    Connect Probe or Target

    Attach your SoC board, FPGA programmer, or J-Link probe to any host computer running NullPort.

  2. 2

    Share over Public WAN

    Select the hardware interface in NullPort and invite your remote specialist via an encrypted invitation code.

  3. 3

    Debug Locally in Native IDE

    The device enumerates natively on the remote workstation (USB, COM, or PTY). Launch Keil, CubeIDE, Vivado, or Wireshark and begin work immediately.

Enterprise Trial

Ready to accelerate your hardware development?

NullPort by JBM Computech is free to evaluate for 30 days on Windows, Linux, macOS, Android, and Raspberry Pi.