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Phoenix launches new UEFI-based BIOS technology

Monica Chen, Taipei; Joseph Tsai, DIGITIMES Asia Wednesday 28 November 2012 0

BIOS designer Phoenix Technologies has recently announced its latest UEFI-based BIOS technology, Phoenix SecureCore Technology 3.0, that supports multiple platforms and programming codes. The technology adopts EDK II development code, but is also backward...

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