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Modular and Blade Systems | Intel Developer Forum - September 2009 Advancing the platform • Complete UEFI 2.1 / PI 1.0 firmware implementation (Power on to boot selection) • Strong/Modular framework – Global Development (4+ time zones) – Interoperability with Internal teams, partners, and vendors – Allowing feature based development – Common code base • Seamlessly support legacy environment – IBM Surepath CSM (Legacy x86 BIOS support for legacy OS support) – Touchless CSM invocation - auto detection of boot option(UEFI/legacy) – UEFI Class 2 – supporting both UEFI boot and legacy boot Operating Systems • Standardized Pre-boot Security – TPM 1 hardware enablement – TCG 2 and Core Root of Trust for Measurement support (CRTM) – Secure Update methods – Attend IDF Session EFIS001 for more details – IBM/Intel collaborative Whitepaper “Trusted Platforms: UEFI,PI and TCG-based firmware” 14 1 TPM: Trusted Platform Module 2 TCG: Trusted Computing Group © 2009 IBM Corporation
Modular and Blade Systems | Intel Developer Forum - September 2009 Future areas of investigation • IBM Enterprise system support • EDKII development environment • Specification Evolution (UEFI 2.2+ and PI 1.1+) – IPV6 – UEFI certificate authority with driver and module signing – Out of Band management capabilities UEFI provides a great foundation for innovation! 15 © 2009 IBM Corporation
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