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Maxime_MARCHETTO1
ST Community Manager
August 24, 2026

STM32Cube embedded software

Related products:STM32 software tools
  • August 24, 2026
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The latest STM32Cube embedded software updates help developers start faster on new STM32 devices, reuse ready-to-run examples, and check software security information directly in each package.

The release set includes expanded device support, refreshed middleware, updated examples, and maintenance fixes across the STM32Cube portfolio.

  • Bring up new STM32 devices and boards faster
  • Add audio to STM32CubeN6 video-encoding applications with OPUS
  • Check the security level of STM32Cube software components
     

What is new in STM32Cube embedded software?
 

New STM32U3 and STM32H5 product lines

STM32Cube now supports STM32H533/H543, STM32U335xx/STM32U345xx, and STM32U356xx/STM32U366xx devices.

Developers also get BSP support and examples for the STM32U366E-DK discovery kit and NUCLEO-U366RE-Q, NUCLEO-U345RC-Q, and NUCLEO-H533RE boards.
 

Delivery of OPUS middleware in STM32CubeN6 package

STM32CubeN6 v1.4.0 adds the OPUS open-source middleware stack, helping developers combine H.264 video encoding with optional compressed audio.

Applications can use 1080p, 720p, or 480p H.264 encoding in frame mode or hardware-handshake mode, with optional PCM or OPUS audio.
 

Security Level indicated for all the software components

Each software component now includes a SW_Security_Level.md file that identifies its security level as Low or Medium.
 

Overview of the latest embedded software updates

The latest delivery includes nine full packages and five patch updates.

Beyond the highlights above, the packages include:

  • Refreshed middleware and connectivity stacks
  • Updated drivers, examples, BSPs, and templates
  • Maintenance fixes and robustness improvements

See the release notes below for package-level details.
 

Full package releases

Patch updates

These packages received maintenance updates, defect fixes, and implementation enhancements:

Additional resources

First published on Aug 24, 2026