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AMD Advances openSIL Initiative Despite Minor Delays, Support for "Phoenix" and "Turin" CPUs Coming Soon

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AMD's openSIL project, aimed towards open CPU silicon initialization code, continues progressing despite a slight delay in its development timeline. The initiative, which will eventually replace the current AGESA system across AMD's client and server processors, received a new update. The company initially targeted the end of 2024 to release proof-of-concept code for Phoenix client SoCs and Turin server hardware. However, as we move through the …

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techpowerup.com

AMD Advances openSIL Initiative Despite Minor Delays, Support for "Phoenix" and "Turin" CPUs Coming Soon

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AMD Continues Preparing openSIL Concept For Phoenix & Turin Processors

One of the AMD software projects we are very bullish on for the future is openSIL for opening up more of the CPU silicon initialization code for what will eventually replace AGESA across all client and server processors that is aiming for production readiness with Zen 6. In turn, AMD openSIL should allow easier/better Coreboot support. One of the development milestone release targets did slip but they remain working on preparing AMD openSIL rele…

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