In contrast to prior coding structures, UEFI standards allow for extensibility, modularity and easy prototyping during development. The UEFI Forum promotes the implementation of UEFI …

The UEFI Advanced Configuration and Power Interface (ACPI) 6.6 Specification is now available. Key features include updates for RISC-V architecture support for multiple APICs and memory …

UEFI is not specific to any processor architecture, so it can perform the same function as BIOS while evolving with new technologies. The current UEFI specification allows operating systems …

UEFI Specification (Unified Extensible Firmware Interface) The UEFI specification outlines an interface for firmware to interact with the operating system and the boot drivers, incorporating …

The Trusted Computing Group (TCG) has defined UEFI specifications that contain the requirements for measuring boot events into TPM PCRs and adding boot event entries into the …

The Forum is comprised of the world’s foremost researchers in academia, eminent computer scientists and technology industry leaders from more than 250 member companies, working to …

The UEFI Specification describes how to write PCI bus drivers, PCI device drivers, USB bus drivers, USB device drivers, and SCSI drivers. Additional details are provided that allow UEFI …

You may view the current versions of the ACPI Specifications, UEFI Specifications, UEFI Test Tools, and Subdirectory Registry by visiting the links provided below:

Here you will find the resources necessary to gain a better understanding of UEFI technologies and its capabilities. Below you can find links to specific materials such as:

UEFI allows the extension of platform firmware by loading UEFI driver and UEFI application images. When UEFI drivers and UEFI applications are loaded they have access to all UEFI …