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It's not in all intel chips and it appears that the Intel Core M-5Y10c in the Librem 11 doesn't support the management engine: see the entry for "Intel vPro Tec
by bahjoite 10y ago
It's not in all intel chips and it appears that the Intel Core M-5Y10c in the Librem 11 doesn't support the management engine: see the entry for "Intel vPro Technology" under Advanced Technologies http://ark.intel.com/products/85234/Intel-Core-M-5Y10c-Processor-4M-Cache-up-to-2_00-GHz http://ark.intel.com/products/85234/Intel-Core-M-5Y10c-Proce...
- milcron 10y agoYou're partially correct. The components which power the management engine are always present. However they lock you out of using those features unless you pay for a vPro chip. Buying a chip without vPro means the Management Engine still lives on your device, it's just that you aren't allowed to use it.